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Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

I. poor [Brit pɔː, pʊə, americ pʊr, pɔr] SUBST

the poor + verbo pl

II. poor [Brit pɔː, pʊə, americ pʊr, pɔr] ADJ

1. poor (not wealthy):

poor person, country
pauvre (in en)

2. poor never atrib:

poor (inferior) quality, start, result, record
poor work (of student, pupil)
poor (of worker, factory)
poor soldier, manager, performance
piètre atrib
poor soldier, manager, performance
poor education, English, communication, planning, advice
poor harvest, weather, forecast, visibility
poor health, eyesight, memory
poor soil
poor appetite
poor chance, attendance
poor lighting
poor meal (insufficient)
poor consolation
to be poor at person: maths, French
to be a poor sailor
to be a poor substitute for sth

3. poor (deserving pity):

poor
poor Eric!
poor you!
you poor (old) thing!

4. poor (sorry, pathetic):

poor attempt, creature
poor excuse

III. poor [Brit pɔː, pʊə, americ pʊr, pɔr]

poor boy, poor boy sandwich SUBST americ CULIN

poor boy

poor-spirited ADJ

poor relation SUBST literal, fig

poor white SUBST americ pej

poor white

poor mouth [ˈpɔː maʊθ, americ pʊər maʊθ] VERBO intr americ coloq

poor mouth

poor box SUBST

poor box

piss-poor ADJ

1. piss-poor calão excuse:

piss-poor
nul/nulle coloq

2. piss-poor calão person:

piss-poor
fauché coloq
piss-poor

time-poor ADJ

time-poor
time-poor

Poor Laws SUBST subst pl Brit HIST

Poor Laws

no Dicionário PONS

inglês
inglês
francês
francês

I. poor [pʊəʳ, americ pʊr] ADJ

1. poor (lacking money):

poor

2. poor (of inadequate quality):

poor
to be poor at sth
to be poor in sth
to be a poor excuse for sth
a poor harvest
to be in poor health
a poor memory
to be a poor sailor

3. poor (deserving of pity):

poor

4. poor irón, humor (humble):

poor

Expressões:

to take a poor view of sb/sth

II. poor [pʊəʳ, americ pʊr] SUBST

the poor pl

poor relation SUBST

cousin pauvre(e) m (f)
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
poor sales pl
poor devil
délabrement de la santé
poor state
déficitaire année, récolte
poor
you poor thing!
poor
pauvre argument, salaire, orateur
poor
poor
poor old France!
poor guy
poor man m
poor woman f
no Dicionário PONS
inglês
inglês
francês
francês

I. poor [pʊr] ADJ

1. poor (lacking money):

poor

2. poor (of inadequate quality):

poor
to be poor at sth
to be poor in sth
to be a poor excuse for sth
a poor harvest
to be in poor health
a poor memory
to be a poor sailor

3. poor (deserving of pity):

poor

4. poor irón, humor (humble):

poor

II. poor [pʊr] SUBST

the poor pl

poor relation SUBST

cousin (e) pauvre m (f)
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
poor sales pl
poor devil
poor
pauvre argument, salaire, orateur
poor
poor
poor old France!
poor guy
poor fool
poor man m
poor woman f
you poor thing!
déficitaire année, récolte
poor
délabrement de la santé
poor state
my (poor) old bones

Vocabulário de Integração do Ofício Franco-Alemão para a Juventude (OFAJ) "Intégration et égalité des chances"

new poor
working poor

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Dangerous to handle and hard to get to market, early oilmen despised it as a poor relation to its rich cousin crude oil.
en.wikipedia.org
Rounders always seemed a bit of an afterthought at school, a poor relation to the more exhilarating athletics and cricket.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Situation comedy has always been the poor relation in the television entertainment business.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Fans decked out in blue and white while looking over their noses at the poor relation across the estuary.
www.independent.co.uk
In that time fleeting glimpses of maturity have never come close to allaying its status as a poor relation.
www.independent.co.uk