1610s, from home (n.) + -less. Old English had hamleas, but the modern word probably is a new formation. As a noun meaning "homeless persons," by 1857.
1. The company put on a play about the homeless.
这家剧团上演了一出讲述无家可归者的戏。
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2. There are those, you know, who, by circumstance, end up homeless.
您知道,会有那么一些人,因为命运捉弄而落得无家可归。
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3. He's not exactly homeless, he just hangs out in this park.
确切来说他并不算是无家可归,他只是老在这个公园里转悠。
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4. They'd soon be penniless and homeless if she couldn't find suitable work.
她要找不到合适的工作,他们很快就会身无分文,无家可归。
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5. For the homeless, private medical care is simply out of the question.
1610s, from home (n.) + -less. Old English had hamleas, but the modern word probably is a new formation. As a noun meaning "homeless persons," by 1857.
双语例句
1. The company put on a play about the homeless.
这家剧团上演了一出讲述无家可归者的戏。
来自柯林斯例句
2. There are those, you know, who, by circumstance, end up homeless.
您知道,会有那么一些人,因为命运捉弄而落得无家可归。
来自柯林斯例句
3. He's not exactly homeless, he just hangs out in this park.
确切来说他并不算是无家可归,他只是老在这个公园里转悠。
来自柯林斯例句
4. They'd soon be penniless and homeless if she couldn't find suitable work.
她要找不到合适的工作,他们很快就会身无分文,无家可归。
来自柯林斯例句
5. For the homeless, private medical care is simply out of the question.