squalor 的定义
- the condition of being squalid; filth and misery.
squalor 近义词
filth, poverty
更多squalor例句
- Remember, if it wasn’t for Biles bringing her clout to the issue, these users would still be making women train in the buggy squalor of the Karolyi Ranch, the USOPC-sanctioned hellhole where they were molested.
- She had a big role in recasting downtown as a desirable destination after decades of squalor.
- Critics dubbed these settings Greeneland, as if the squalor and trauma were pure invention.
- The overcrowded school where the family had sought refuge was a scene of despair and squalor.
- Money means more to you than just status or new toys; it is freedom, a way out of squalor for both you and your family.
- So it is with Just Send Me Word, a heroic love story amid the squalor and degradation of the Gulag.
- “It feels terrible to go back there and see so many people living in such squalor,” says Farmer.
- The once handsome young man was unrecognizable in his squalor.
- And over all these changes from grandeur to squalor, bent down the purple heavens with their unchanging splendour!
- That life was one passed largely in dulness and perhaps comparative squalor.
- Individual competition, in uncontrolled energy, reigned supreme amid almost incredible suffering and squalor.
- And this poverty and squalor were not to be found only in one part of Poland, they seem to have been general.
- The meanness, the squalor, the degradation of his morale and life are not discernible in his works.