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Definition
Synonym
Armenf�rsorge
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Armenfürsorge
f
poor relief
Armenfürsorge
f
hist.
pauper relief
die Armen unterstützen
relieve the poor
die armen Verwandten
poor relations
mit den Armen in die Seite gestemmt
akimbo
Arme
m
, Armer
Arme
f
Armen
pl
poor man
poor woman
the poor
Notleidende
m f
, Notleidender
die Armen und Notleidenden
needy
the poor and needy
jdn. mit offenen Armen empfangen
to welcome sb. with open arms
(an Armen und Beinen) fesseln
fesselnd
gefesselt
to hogtie
Am.
hogtieing
hogtied
festhalten
v
festhaltend
festgehalten
jdn. fest in den Armen halten
to grasp
grasping
grasped
to grasp sb. in one's arms
wild um sich schlagen, fuchteln
v
wild um sich schlagend, fuchtelnd
wild um sich geschlagen, gefuchtelt
mit den Armen fuchtelnd
to flail
flailing
flailed
with arms flailing
(mit den Armen) schlenkern
to swing, to dangle (one's arms)
alle viere von sich strecken, mit ausgestreckten Armen und Beinen liegen
to lie spread-eagled, to be spread-eagled
Die Armen helfen die Füchse fangen, die Reichen in Pelzen prangen.
Sprw.
Beggars breed and rich men feed.
prov.
Fähigkeit ist des armen Mannes Reichtum.
Ability is the poor man's wealth.
Armen
paupers
die Armen
the poor
jemanden mit offenen Armen empfangen
to welcome someone whith open arms
mit verschränkten Armen
with arms across
Arm
m
anat.
Arme
pl
Arm in Arm
ein gebrochener Arm
Die Jacke ist an den Armen zu eng.
arm
arms
arm in arm
a broken arm
The jacket is too tight in the arms.
mit den Armen in die Seite gestemmt
akimbo {adv}
Arme
m
; Armer
soc.
Arme
f
Armen
pl
Erwerbsarme
m f
; erwerbstätige Arme; Arme trotz Erwerbstätigkeit
poor man; pauper (old-fashioned)
poor woman
the poor; paupers
working poor; labouring
Br.
laboring
Am.
poor
Laufgewichtswaage
f
; Hebelwaage
f
; Schnellwaage
f
(Balkenwaage mit verschieden langen Armen)
Laufgewichtswaagen
pl
; Hebelwaagen
pl
; Schnellwaagen
pl
steelyard
steelyards
Notleidende
m f
; Notleidender
die Armen und Notleidenden
needy
the poor and needy
Verhältnisse
pl
; Herkunft
f
aus armen Verhältnissen stammen
jds. religiöse Prägung
Unser Institut nimmt Kinder aus allen Schichten auf.
Er kommt aus ärmlichen Verhältnissen.
Was wissen wir über das Vorleben der Hauptfigur?
background
to be come from a poor background
sb.'s religious background
Our institute takes children from all backgrounds.
He comes from a background of poverty.
What do we know about the background of the main character?
sich einer Person Sache annehmen
v
sich einer Person Sache annehmend
sich einer Person Sache angenommen
Mutter Theresa nahm sich der Armen und Kranken an.
Die Krankenschwester nahm sich seiner Wunden an.
to minister to sb. sth.
ministering
ministerred
Mother Theresa ministered to the poor and sick.
The nurse ministered to his wounds.
jdn. empfangen
v
jdn. mit offenen Armen empfangen
to greet sb.; to welcome sb.; to meet sb.
to welcome sb. with open arms
jdn. etw. ergreifen und festhalten; gepackt halten; umfassen; umklammern
v
ergreifen und festhaltend; gepackt haltend; umfassend; umklammern
ergriffen und festgehalten; gepackt gehalten; umfasst; umklammert
jdn. an der Gurgel gepackt halten
jdn. fest in den Armen halten
Ich ergriff den Türknauf und zog so fest ich konnte.
Ich umklammerte das Geländer und versuchte nicht hinunterzuschauen.
to grip sb. sth.; to grasp sb. sth.
gripping; grasping
gripped; grasped
to grip sb. by the throat
to grasp sb. in your arms
I gripped the door handle and pulled as hard as I could.
I gripped the rail and tried not to look down.
(an Armen und Beinen) fesseln
fesselnd
gefesselt
to hogtie
Am.
hogtying
hogtied
wild um sich schlagen; fuchteln
v
wild um sich schlagend; fuchtelnd
wild um sich geschlagen; gefuchtelt
mit den Armen fuchtelnd
to flail
flailing
flailed
with arms flailing
(mit den Armen) schlenkern
schlenkernd
geschlenkert
to swing; to dangle (one's arms)
swinging; dangling
swung; dangled
spenden
v
(für etw.)
spendend
gespendet
Bitte spenden Sie für ...
Bitte spenden Sie für die Armen in unserer Gemeinde Pfarre.
to make a donation; to give money (to sth.)
making a donation; giving money
made a donation; given money
Please donate sth. to (for) ...
Please make a donation give money to the poor of this parish.
alle Viere von sich strecken; mit ausgestreckten Armen und Beinen liegen
to lie spread-eagled; to be spread-eagled
Die Armen haben die Kinder die Reichen haben die Rinder.
Sprw.
(veraltet)
Beggars breed and rich men feed.
prov.
Arme
pl
; die Armen
pl
soc.
Erwerbsarme; erwerbstätige Arme; Arme trotz Erwerbstätigkeit
the poor
the working poor; the labouring poor
Br.
; the laboring poor
Am.
mit jdm. (beruflich) in Berührung kommen; in Kontakt kommen; auf Tuchfühlung mit jdm. sein
v
soc.
auf Tuchfühlung mit den Mächtigen dieser Welt sein
Als Sozialarbeiterin in einem Elendsviertel kommt sie mit den Armen und Hilfsbedürftigen in Berührung.
to rub shoulders; to rub elbows
Am.
with sb.
fig.
to rub shoulders with the powers-that-be; to rub elbows with the big names in politics
As a social worker in a slum area, she rubs shoulders with the poor and the helpless.
Busen
m
(menschlicher Brustbereich mit einschließenden Armen)
poet.
am Busen der Natur
bosom (enclosure formed by the human breast and the arms)
poet.
in the bosom of nature
Haltung
f
mit von sich gestreckten Armen und Beinen
Arme und Beine von sich strecken
sich fallen lassen und alle viere von sich strecken
sprawl position; sprawl
to settle down into a sprawl
to fall into a sprawl
Notleidende
m,f
; Notleidender
die Armen und Notleidenden
needy
the poor and needy
Signalmast
m
(mit beweglichen Armen); Semaphor
n,m
; Semaphor
m
Ös.
Signalmasten
pl
; Semaphoren
pl
semaphore
semaphores
Verhältnisse
pl
; Herkunft
f
aus armen Verhältnissen stammen
aus einfachen bescheidenen Verhältnissen stammen kommen
jds. religiöse Prägung
Unser Institut nimmt Kinder aus allen Schichten auf.
Er kommt aus ärmlichen Verhältnissen.
Was wissen wir über das Vorleben der Hauptfigur?
background
to be come from a poor background
to be come from a modest background
sb.'s religious background
Our institute takes children from all backgrounds.
He comes from a background of poverty.
What do we know about the background of the main character?
Verpflichtung
f
; Verbindlichkeit
f
(die man freiwillig eingeht)
familiäre Verpflichtungen haben
Es besteht keine Kaufverpflichtung kein Kaufzwang!
Sich einen Hund anzuschaffen, ist eine große Verpflichtung.
Die Kirche hat die Verpflichtung, den Armen zu helfen.
commitment
to have family commitments
There is (absolutely) no commitment to buy!
Getting a dog is a big commitment.
The church has a commitment to helping the poor.
jdn. (in bestimmter Weise) aufnehmen; empfangen
v
soc.
aufnehmend; empfangend
aufgenommen; empfangen
jdn. mit offenen Armen aufnehmen empfangen
jdn. jubelnd empfangen
to greet sb.; to welcome sb. (in a specific way)
greeting; welcoming
greeted; welcomed
to welcome greet sb. with open arms
to greet sb. with cheers
etw. ausstrecken; ausgestreckt halten
v
ausstreckend; ausgestreckt haltend
ausgestreckt; ausgestreckt gehalten
seine Arme über dem Kopf ausstrecken
mit ausgestreckten Armen
mit ausgestrecktem Daumen
to outstretch sth.; to stretch out sth.; to put out sth.; to extend sth.
outstretching; stretching out; putting out; extending
outstretched; stretched out; put out; extended
to extend your arms overhead
with your arms outstretched
with the thumb extended
jdn. etw. ergreifen und festhalten; gepackt halten; umfassen; umklammern
v
ergreifen und festhaltend; gepackt haltend; umfassend; umklammern
ergriffen und festgehalten; gepackt gehalten; umfasst; umklammert
jdn. an der Gurgel gepackt halten
jdn. fest in den Armen halten
Ich ergriff den Türknauf und zog so fest ich konnte.
Ich umklammerte das Geländer und versuchte, nicht hinunterzuschauen.
to grip sb. sth.; to grasp sb. sth.
gripping; grasping
gripped; grasped
to grip sb. by the throat
to grasp sb. in your arms
I gripped the door handle and pulled as hard as I could.
I gripped the rail and tried not to look down.
jdn. (an Armen und Beinen) fesseln
v
fesselnd
gefesselt
to hogtie sb.
Am.
hogtying
hogtied
(mit den Armen) herumwedeln; mit den Armen kreisen
v
herumwedelnd
herumgewedelt
to windmill (of your arms)
windmilling
windmilled
(mit den Armen) schlenkern
v
schlenkernd
geschlenkert
to swing; to dangle (one's arms)
swinging; dangling
swung; dangled
spenden
v
(für etw.)
spendend
gespendet
Bitte spenden Sie für …
Bitte spenden Sie für die Armen in unserer Gemeinde Pfarre.
to make a donation; to give money (to sth.)
making a donation; giving money
made a donation; given money
Please donate sth. to (for) …
Please make a donation give money to the poor of this parish.
alle viere von sich strecken; mit ausgestreckten Armen und Beinen liegen
v
to lie spread-eagled; to be spread-eagled
die, die alles verloren haben; die besitzlos Gewordenen; die Besitzlosen
soc.
die Armen und (die) Besitzlosen
the dispossessed
the poor and the dispossessed
Die Armen haben die Kinder, die Reichen haben die Rinder.
Sprw.
(veraltet)
Beggars breed and rich men feed.
prov.
Almosenbüchse
f
; Armenbüchse
f
hist.
Almosenbüchsen
pl
; Armenbüchsen
pl
poor-box
poor-boxes
Armenfürsorge
f
poor relief
Armenfürsorge
f
hist.
pauper relief
Almosen
n,pl
; milde Gabe
f
; Armengeld
n
von Almosen leben
alms
to live on charity
Armengesetze
pl
; Armengesetzgebung
f
hist.
jur.
Poor laws
Br.
Grab
n
Gräber
pl
Armengrab
n
Dauergrab
n
Doppelgrab
n
Einzelgrab
n
; Grab mit Einzelbelegung
einzelnes Grab; einzeln liegendes Grab
Ehrengrab
n
Familiengrab
n
Flachgrab
n
Fürstengrab
n
Galeriegrab
n
Ganggrab
n
Gemeinschaftsgrab
n
die Nutzungsdauer eines Grabs
den Sarg in das Grab senken hinablassen
sich im Grabe herumdrehen
mit einem Bein Fuß im Grabe sein stehen
Die Partei schaufelt sich ihr eigenes Grab, wenn sie keine Kompromisse eingeht.
Wenn mein Vater das sehen würde, dann würde er sich im Grab(e) umdrehen.
Bei dieser Musik würde Mozart im Grab rotieren.
grave
graves
pauper's grave
permanent grave
double grave
single grave
solitary grave
grave of honour
Br.
; grave of honor
Am.
family grave
flat grave
princely tomb
gallery grave
passage grave
common grave
the period of use of a grave
to lower the coffin into the grave
to turn over in one's grave
to have one foot in the grave
The party is digging its own grave by not compromising.
If my father saw this he would turn be turning be spinning turn over
Am.
roll (over)
Am.
in his grave.
That music would have Mozart spinning in his grave.
Armenhaus
m
Armenhäuser
pl
poorhouse
poorhouses
Armenhäuser
poorhouses
Armenhaus
n
Armenhäuser
pl
poorhouse; poor house; almshouse
poorhouses; poor houses; almshouses
Armenhaus
poor house
Armenhaus
poorhouse
Aprikose
f
Dt.
Schw.
; Marille
f
Bayr.
Ös.
(Prunus armeniaca)
agr.
cook.
Aprikosen
pl
; Marillen
pl
apricot
apricots
Aprikosenbaum
m
Dt.
Schw.
; Marillenbaum
m
Bayr.
Ös.
(Prunus armeniaca)
agr.
cook.
Aprikosenbäume
pl
; Marillenbäume
pl
Alpenaprikosenbaum
m
; Alpenaprikose
f
; Briançon-Aprikose
f
; Briançon-Marille
f
(Prunus brigantina)
apricot tree
apricot trees
Alpine apricot tree; Alpine apricot; Briançon apricot
Armenien
geogr.
Armenia (am)
Jerevan, Eriwan (Hauptstadt von Armenien)
Yerevan (capital of Armenia)
Armenien
n
AM
geogr.
Armenia
Jerevan; Eriwan (Hauptstadt von Armenien)
geogr.
Yerevan (capital of Armenia)
Armenien
n
AM
geogr.
Armenia
Armenier
m
, Armenierin
f
geogr.
Armenian
Armenier
m
; Armenierin
f
soc.
Armenier
pl
; Armenierinnen
pl
Armenian
Armenians
Deutsche
Armenf�rsorge Synonyme
Englische
poor relief Synonyme
poor
DP
Lenten
Mickey Mouse
Spartan
abject
abominable
abstemious
against
amateurish
arrant
artless
ascetic
atrocious
attenuated
austere
awful
bad
badly off
bankrupt
bare-handed
barren
base
beggared
beggarly
below par
beneath contempt
broke
bumbling
cadaverous
cheap
cheeseparing
cheesy
chinchy
chintzy
chronic
poor
chronic poverty area
coarse
common
con
contemptible
corpselike
crumbling
crummy
debased
decrepit
defective
deficient
degraded
depleted
depraved
depressed class
depressed population
despicable
destitute
destitution
dirty
disappointed
disapprobatory
disapproving
discontented
disenchanted
disgruntled
disgusting
disillusioned
disintegrating
displeased
dissatisfied
dissenting
distressed
down to bedrock
down-and-out
dwarfed
dwarfish
emacerated
emaciate
emaciated
embarrassed
empty-handed
execrable
exhausted
exiguous
famished
faulty
feeble
feeling the pinch
flagrant
flat
flat broke
flawed
flimsy
fortuneless
foul
fourth-class
frugal
fruitless
fulsome
gaudy
ghetto-dwellers
gimcracky
grave
gross
haggard
half-assed
half-starved
hapless
hard up
heinous
hollow-eyed
homely
humble
humble-looking
humble-visaged
humblest
ill
ill off
ill-equipped
ill-fated
ill-furnished
ill-provided
ill-starred
impecunious
impecuniousness
impoverished
impoverishment
in Queer Street
in narrow circumstances
in need
in rags
in reduced circumstances
in straitened circumstances
in want
inadept
inadequate
inapt
inattentive
inconclusive
inconsequential
indigence
indigent
indignant
inefficient
inept
inexpert
inferior
infertile
infirm
infrequent
inglorious
innocuous
insignificant
insolvent
insubstantial
insufficient
irregular
jejune
land-
poor
lean
least
limited
little
lousy
low
low-class
low-down
low-grade
low-quality
low-test
lowest
lowliest
lowly
luckless
lumpen
mangy
marantic
marasmic
meager
mean
measly
mediocre
meretrici
poor
devil
Bowery bum
almsman
almswoman
bankrupt
beachcomber
beggar
beggarly fellow
blighter
budmash
bum
bummer
caitiff
casual
charity case
derelict
devil
down-and-out
down-and-outer
drifter
drunkard
good-for-naught
good-for-nothing
hardcase
hobo
human wreck
indigent
lowlife
martyr
mauvais sujet
mean wretch
mucker
no-good
object of compassion
pauper
pauvre diable
penniless man
pilgarlic
poor
creature
poor
man
poor
ling
prey
sad case
sad sack
skid-row bum
starveling
stiff
sufferer
sundowner
swagman
tramp
truant
vag
vagabond
vagrant
vaurien
victim
wastrel
welfare client
worthless fellow
wretch
poor
taste
Babbittry
bad taste
bourgeois taste
camp
campiness
high camp
impropriety
inappropriateness
indecency
indecorousness
indecorum
indelicacy
inelegance
inelegancy
kitsch
low camp
philistinism
pop
pop culture
tastelessness
unaestheticism
unaestheticness
unbecomingness
unfittingness
unseemliness
unsuitability
unsuitableness
vulgar taste
vulgarism
vulgarity
vulgarness
poor
ly
abjectly
abominably
ailing
arrantly
atrociously
badly
basely
below par
commonly
contemptibly
crudely
despicably
execrably
flagrantly
foully
frugally
grossly
heinously
improperly
inadeptly
inadequately
inaptly
incapably
incompetently
indisposed
inefficiently
ineptly
inexpertly
inferiorly
meagerly
meanly
miserably
monstrously
nefariously
obnoxiously
odiously
pettily
punily
rotten
scantily
scurvily
shabbily
shoddily
sick
slightly
sparely
sparingly
unaptly
undeftly
under the weather
undexterously
unfacilely
unfitly
unproficiently
unsatisfactorily
unskillfully
unwell
vilely
wretchedly
Armenf�rsorge Definition
Bas-relief
(
n.
)
Low
relief
Bass-relief
(
n.
)
Some
as
Bas-relief.
Land-poor
(
a.
)
Pecuniarily
embarrassed
through
owning
much
unprofitable
land.
Poor
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
property
Poor
(
superl.
)
So
completely
destitute
of
property
as
to
be
entitled
to
maintenance
from
the
public.
Poor
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
such
qualities
as
are
desirable,
or
might
naturally
be
expected
Poor
(
superl.
)
Wanting
in
fat,
plumpness,
or
fleshiness
Poor
(
superl.
)
Wanting
in
strength
or
vigor
Poor
(
superl.
)
Of
little
value
or
worth
Poor
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
fertility
Poor
(
superl.
)
Destitute
of
beauty,
fitness,
or
merit
Poor
(
superl.
)
Without
prosperous
conditions
or
good
results
Poor
(
superl.
)
Inadequate
Poor
(
superl.
)
Worthy
of
pity
or
sympathy
Poor
(
superl.
)
Free
from
self-assertion
Poor
(
n.
)
A
small
European
codfish
(Gadus
minutus)
Poor-john
(
n.
)
A
small
European
fish,
similar
to
the
cod,
but
of
inferior
quality.
Poor-spirited
(
a.
)
Of
a
mean
spirit
Poor-will
(
n.
)
A
bird
of
the
Western
United
States
(Phalaenoptilus
Nutalli)
allied
to
the
whip-poor-will.
Poor-willie
(
n.
)
The
bar-tailed
godwit.
Relief
(
n.
)
The
act
of
relieving,
or
the
state
of
being
relieved
Relief
(
n.
)
Release
from
a
post,
or
from
the
performance
of
duty,
by
the
intervention
of
others,
by
discharge,
or
by
relay
Relief
(
n.
)
That
which
removes
or
lessens
evil,
pain,
discomfort,
uneasiness,
etc.
Relief
(
n.
)
A
fine
or
composition
which
the
heir
of
a
deceased
tenant
paid
to
the
lord
for
the
privilege
of
taking
up
the
estate,
which,
on
strict
feudal
principles,
had
lapsed
or
fallen
to
the
lord
on
the
death
of
the
tenant.
Relief
(
n.
)
The
projection
of
a
figure
above
the
ground
or
plane
on
which
it
is
formed.
Relief
(
n.
)
The
appearance
of
projection
given
by
shading,
shadow,
etc.,
to
any
figure.
Relief
(
n.
)
The
height
to
which
works
are
raised
above
the
bottom
of
the
ditch.
Relief
(
n.
)
The
elevations
and
surface
undulations
of
a
country.
Whip-poor-will
(
n.
)
An
American
bird
(Antrostomus
vociferus)
allied
to
the
nighthawk
and
goatsucker
poor relief Bedeutung
easing
easement
alleviation
relief
the
act
of
reducing
something
unpleasant
(as
pain
or
annoyance),
he
asked
the
nurse
for
relief
from
the
constant
pain
relief
the
act
of
freeing
a
city
or
town
that
has
been
besieged,
he
asked
for
troops
for
the
relief
of
Atlanta
relief
aid
for
the
aged
or
indigent
or
handicapped,
he
has
been
on
relief
for
many
years
relief
succor
succour
ministration
assistance
in
time
of
difficulty,
the
contributions
provided
some
relief
for
the
victims
alto
relievo
alto
rilievo
high
relief
a
sculptural
relief
in
which
forms
extend
out
from
the
background
to
at
least
half
their
depth
bas
relief
low
relief
basso
relievo
basso
rilievo
a
sculptural
relief
in
which
forms
extend
only
slightly
from
the
background,
no
figures
are
undercut
contour
map
relief
map
a
map
having
contour
lines
through
points
of
equal
elevation
poor
box
alms
box
mite
box
box
for
collecting
alms,
especially
one
in
a
church
relief
relievo
rilievo
embossment
sculptural
relief
sculpture
consisting
of
shapes
carved
on
a
surface
so
as
to
stand
out
from
the
surrounding
background
safety
valve
relief
valve
escape
valve
escape
cock
escape
a
valve
in
a
container
in
which
pressure
can
build
up
(as
a
steam
boiler),
it
opens
automatically
when
the
pressure
reaches
a
dangerous
level
poor
law
a
law
providing
support
for
the
poor
Standard
and
Poor's
Standard
and
Poor's
Index
a
broadly
based
stock
market
index
relief
printing
letterpress
printing
from
a
plate
with
raised
characters
easing
moderation
relief
a
change
for
the
better
relief
alleviation
assuagement
the
feeling
that
comes
when
something
burdensome
is
removed
or
reduced,
as
he
heard
the
news
he
was
suddenly
flooded
with
relief
f
bomber
grinder
hero
hero
sandwich
hoagie
hoagy
Cuban
sandwich
Italian
sandwich
poor
boy
sub
submarine
submarine
sandwich
torpedo
wedge
zep
a
large
sandwich
made
of
a
long
crusty
roll
split
lengthwise
and
filled
with
meats
and
cheese
(and
tomato
and
onion
and
lettuce
and
condiments),
different
names
are
used
in
different
sections
of
the
United
States
poor
people
poor
people
without
possessions
or
wealth
(considered
as
a
group),
the
urban
poor
need
assistance
white
trash
poor
white
trash
(slang)
an
offensive
term
for
White
people
who
are
impoverished
poor
devil
wretch
someone
you
feel
sorry
for
poor
person
have-not
a
person
with
few
or
no
possessions
reliever
relief
pitcher
fireman
a
pitcher
who
does
not
start
the
game
speller
good
speller
poor
speller
someone
who
spells
words
stand-in
substitute
relief
reliever
backup
backup
man
fill-in
someone
who
takes
the
place
of
another
(as
when
things
get
dangerous
or
difficult),
the
star
had
a
stand-in
for
dangerous
scenes,
we
need
extra
employees
for
summer
fill-ins
stupid
stupid
person
stupe
dullard
dolt
pudding
head
pudden-head
poor
fish
pillock
a
person
who
is
not
very
bright,
The
economy,
stupid!
scarlet
pimpernel
red
pimpernel
poor
man's
weatherglass
Anagallis
arvensis
herb
with
scarlet
or
white
or
purple
blossoms
that
close
at
approach
of
rainy
weather
horse
gram
horse
grain
poor
man's
pulse
Macrotyloma
uniflorum
Dolichos
biflorus
twining
herb
of
Old
World
tropics
cultivated
in
India
for
food
and
fodder,
sometimes
placed
in
genus
Dolichos
butterfly
flower
poor
man's
orchid
schizanthus
any
plant
of
the
genus
Schizanthus
having
finely
divided
leaves
and
showy
variegated
flowers
relief
(law)
redress
awarded
by
a
court,
was
the
relief
supposed
to
be
protection
from
future
harm
or
compensation
for
past
injury?
poor
rates
a
local
tax
for
the
relief
of
the
poor
relief
ease
the
condition
of
being
comfortable
or
relieved
(especially
after
being
relieved
of
distress),
he
enjoyed
his
relief
from
responsibility,
getting
it
off
his
conscience
gave
him
some
ease
respite
rest
relief
rest
period
a
pause
for
relaxation,
people
actually
accomplish
more
when
they
take
time
for
short
rests
pusillanimous
poor-spirited
unmanly
lacking
in
courage
and
manly
strength
and
resolution,
contemptibly
fearful
hapless
miserable
misfortunate
pathetic
piteous
pitiable
pitiful
poor
wretched
deserving
or
inciting
pity,
a
hapless
victim,
miserable
victims
of
war,
the
shabby
room
struck
her
as
extraordinarily
pathetic-
Galsworthy,
piteous
appeals
for
help,
pitiable
homeless
children,
a
pitiful
fate,
Oh,
you
poor
thing,
his
poor
distorted
limbs,
a
wretched
life
poor
unsatisfactory,
a
poor
light
for
reading,
poor
morale,
expectations
were
poor
poor
having
little
money
or
few
possessions,
deplored
the
gap
between
rich
and
poor
countries,
the
proverbial
poor
artist
living
in
a
garret
poor
lacking
in
specific
resources,
qualities
or
substances,
a
poor
land,
the
area
was
poor
in
timber
and
coal,
food
poor
in
nutritive
value
poor
characterized
by
or
indicating
poverty,
the
country
had
a
poor
economy,
they
lived
in
the
poor
section
of
town
inadequate
poor
short
not
sufficient
to
meet
a
need,
an
inadequate
income,
a
poor
salary,
money
is
short,
on
short
rations,
food
is
in
short
supply,
short
on
experience
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