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analgesic : Ex : Put this analgesic on the wound so that the poor man at least feels a little better. [n.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : analgesic
English : analgesic : Ex : Put this analgesic on the wound so that the poor man at least feels a little better.
Français : analgésique : Ex : Mettez cet analgésique sur la plaie pour que le pauvre se sente au moins un peu mieux.
Español : analgésico: Ej: Ponga este analgésico en la herida para que el pobre al menos se sienta un poco mejor.
Português : analgésico: Ex: Coloque esse analgésico na ferida para que o coitado pelo menos se sinta um pouco melhor.

bad shape, in poor condition
Kreyòl : movèzeta
English : bad shape, in poor condition
Français : mal en point
Español : enfermo
Português : doente

Better a poor horse than no horse at all
Kreyòl : Pito sa pase malgre sa
English : Better a poor horse than no horse at all
Français : Mieux vaut un pauvre cheval que pas de cheval du tout
Español : Mejor un pobre caballo que ningún caballo
Português : Melhor um pobre cavalo do que nenhum cavalo

destitute, indigent, pauper, penniless, poor woman, poor, poverty-stricken.
Kreyòl : malerèz
English : destitute, indigent, pauper, penniless, poor woman, poor, poverty-stricken.
Français : indigent, indigent, pauvre, sans le sou, pauvre femme, pauvre, misérable
Español : indigente, indigente, indigente, sin un centavo, mujer pobre, pobre, asolada por la pobreza
Português : indigente, indigente, pobre, sem um tostão, mulher pobre, pobre, pobre.

expect. Ex: You can’t expect much from their poor service. [v.]
Kreyòl : atann
English : expect. Ex: You can’t expect much from their poor service.
Français : attendre. Ex : Vous ne pouvez pas attendre grand-chose de leur mauvais service.
Español : esperar. Ej: No se puede esperar mucho de su mal servicio.
Português : espere. Ex: Você não pode esperar muito de seu serviço ruim.

garish : Ex : Mrs. Watson's poor taste is evident as she covers every object in her house with garish gold lamé. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : griyan
English : garish : Ex : Mrs. Watson's poor taste is evident as she covers every object in her house with garish gold lamé.
Français : criard : Ex : Le mauvais goût de Mme Watson est évident puisqu'elle recouvre chaque objet de sa maison de lamé doré criard.
Español : estridente: Ej: el mal gusto de la Sra. Watson es evidente cuando cubre todos los objetos de su casa con lamé dorado estridente.
Português : berrante: Ex: O mau gosto da Sra. Watson é evidente quando ela cobre todos os objetos de sua casa com lamê dourado berrante.

impecunious : Ex : "I'm afraid he's too poor to take me out tonight," the bratty girl complained. [adj.] Topic: Kolèj.
Kreyòl : enkoniyan
English : impecunious : Ex : "I'm afraid he's too poor to take me out tonight," the bratty girl complained.
Français : impécunieux : Ex : "J'ai peur qu'il soit trop pauvre pour m'emmener sortir ce soir", se plaignit la petite fille.
Español : pobre: Ej: "Me temo que es demasiado pobre para invitarme a salir esta noche", se quejó la malcriada.
Português : pobre: Ex: "Receio que ele seja pobre demais para me levar para sair esta noite", reclamou a garota malcriada.

meagre poor
Kreyòl : zzzz
English : meagre poor

person with potbelly, big gut; bum, no-count person; poor quality [n./adj.] Topic: Kreyòl rèk.
Kreyòl : mazenflen
English : person with potbelly, big gut; bum, no-count person; poor quality
Français : personne avec un gros ventre ; clochard; mauvaise qualité
Español : persona con gran barriga; obrero migratorio; mala calidad
Português : pessoa com barriga grande; vagabundo; qualidade ruim

poor : Ex : Despite his efforts, he remained poor. [adj.]
Kreyòl : pòv
English : poor : Ex : Despite his efforts, he remained poor.
Français : pauvre : Ex : Malgré ses efforts, il est resté pauvre.
Español : pobre: Ej: A pesar de sus esfuerzos, siguió siendo pobre.
Português : pobre: Ex: Apesar de seus esforços, ele permaneceu pobre.

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destitute, indigent, pauper, penniless, poor woman, poor, poverty-stricken., poor , poor thing, unfortunate, poor-quality mango; reject, waste; lackey, servant (pej.); adj. cheap, poor quality fe ~ to be obsequious, servile, poor, bad shape, in poor condition, Better a poor horse than no horse at all, expect, garish , impecunious , meagre poor, person with potbelly, big gut; bum, no-count person; poor quality, Poor appetite, Poor Balance, poor White; wretched, worthless, White person., very poor.

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