be arrested as a vagrant
collocation以流浪罪被捕
He was arrested as a vagrant for sleeping in the park.
他因在公园睡觉而以流浪罪被捕。
流浪汉；乞丐；无业游民
vagrants — plural of vagrant
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流浪汉；乞丐；无业游民
A person with no fixed home or regular work, often living by begging; a tramp or vagabond.
The old vagrant slept under the bridge near the river.
那个老流浪汉睡在河边的桥下。
没有固定工作或住所,通常靠乞讨或不诚实手段谋生的人；流浪汉,游民
A person without settled employment or habitation who usually supports himself or herself by begging or some dishonest means; a tramp, a vagabond.
没有固定住所或明显生活来源的流浪者
a wanderer who has no established residence or visible means of support
一种广泛分布于亚洲的蛱蝶科蝴蝶,学名为Vagrans egista。
Any of species Vagrans egista of widely distributed Asian butteflies of the family Nymphalidae.
Police officers gave the vagrant a meal and directions to a shelter.
警察给了那个流浪汉一顿饭，并告诉他去收容所的路。
Many vagrants gather in the park when the weather is warm.
天气暖和时，许多流浪汉聚集在公园里。
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以流浪罪被捕
He was arrested as a vagrant for sleeping in the park.
他因在公园睡觉而以流浪罪被捕。
一群流浪汉
A group of vagrants often gathers near the railway station.
一群流浪汉经常聚集在火车站附近。
流浪汉和乞丐
The streets are filled with vagrants and beggars.
街上到处都是流浪汉和乞丐。
流浪生活
He chose a vagrant's life over a steady job.
他选择了流浪生活而不是一份稳定的工作。
街头流浪汉
A vagrant on the streets asked me for spare change.
一个街头流浪汉向我要零钱。
流浪汉收容所
The church runs a shelter for vagrants.
这座教堂经营着一家流浪汉收容所。
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记忆：vagrant开头的vag发音同vague（模糊），流浪汉前途模糊，只能在街头流浪。
语域：formal 常见场景：legal documents、news reports、literary texts 这个词多用于正式语体，如法律文件、新闻报道和文学创作中；日常口语中通常使用“homeless person”等更通俗的说法。
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