Poverty in spanish

Pobreza

pronunciation: poʊbɹ̩eθɑ part of speech: noun
In gestures

poverty = pobreza, miseria, escasez, inopia. 

Example: The economically told chronicle of Slake's adventures is an eloquent study of poverty, of fear, and finally of hope as circumstances converge to force Slake from his temporary limbo.

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» abject poverty = miseria (más) absoluta, la.

Example: The aim is to understand the processes which keep these households in their current state of abject poverty.

» die in + poverty = morir en la pobreza, morir en la miseria.

Example: A life long gambler, he ended up dying in poverty in 1762 at the age of 87.

» feminisation of poverty = feminización de la pobreza. [Tendencia al aumento de la pobreza entre las mujeres]

Example: One of the widely accepted findings was that the poor were often women, and therefore, the term 'feminization of poverty was coined to describe the relationship between gender and poverty.

» fight + poverty = luchar contra la pobreza.

Example: Some people may not regard librarianship and the transfer of information as any help in fighting poverty or for supporting the economic development in the world.

» information poverty = pobreza de información.

Example: To do this, information services should recognize cultural pluralism and the need to eliminate information poverty.

» live above + the poverty line = vivir por encima del umbral de pobreza.

Example: Not a single province in Canada pays a minimum wage that permits a full-time worker to live above the poverty line.

» live below/under + the poverty line = vivir por debajo del umbral de pobreza.

Example: Nearly 36 million rural residents, or 3.8 percent of China's rural population, lived under the poverty line by the end of 2009.

» live on + the poverty line = vivir al borde de la pobreza, vivir en el umbral de la pobreza.

Example: Wine's feel-good factor makes it easy to forget that too many of the world's grape growers and pickers live on the poverty line.

» poverty level = nivel de pobreza, salario mínimo.

Example: 42% of the 11.3m Spanish-speakers in American are under the age of 18, and 23% live below the poverty level.

» poverty line = umbral de pobreza.

Example: A common problem with poverty lines is the assumption that household resources are equitably distributed among members, which is not the case in real-life situations.

» poverty rate = índice de pobreza, tasa de pobreza.

Example: A national study of young adults has found that the joblessness rate is positively associated with drug use while the poverty rate is negatively associated with drug use.

» poverty-ridden = con un alto nivel de pobreza, empobrecido.

Example: A famous psychiatrist and a staff of 15 specialists have set up a clinic locally to treat the sick minds so common in this poverty-ridden community.

» poverty-stricken = empobrecido, necesitado, indigente, muerto de hambre.

Example: The British Museum Reading Room is filled with cranks, hacks, poverty-stricken scholars who cherish their hobby.

» poverty trap = trampa de la pobreza. [Teoría según la cual el pobre siempre seguirá siéndolo al no disponer de las opurtunidades para salir de la pobreza]

Example: The poverty trap argument depends on children's work being substitutable for schooling.

» sink into + poverty = hundirse en la miseria.

Example: The poorest layer of the population is predominantly black, although an increasing number of white households are rapidly sinking into poverty.

» take + a vow of poverty = hacer voto de pobreza.

Example: You believed this wholeheartedly, and took a vow of poverty to prove that belief.

» vow of poverty = voto de pobreza.

Example: Some religious in addition to the three vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience make other vows such as special obedience to the Pope.

Poverty synonyms

impoverishment in spanish: , pronunciation: ɪmpɑvrɪʃmənt part of speech: noun poorness in spanish: , pronunciation: purnəs part of speech: noun

Poverty antonyms

wealth pronunciation: welθ part of speech: noun wealthiness pronunciation: welθinəs part of speech: noun
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