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parecer absolutamente inverosímil

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. beggar [Am ˈbɛɡər, Brit ˈbɛɡə] N

1. beggar:

beggar

2. beggar (fellow) Brit inf:

you lucky beggar!
you lucky beggar!
¡qué suertudo eres! LatAm inf

II. beggar [Am ˈbɛɡər, Brit ˈbɛɡə] VB trans

beggar
beggar
beggar (stronger)
beggar family/person
to beggar belief

beggar-my-neighbor, beggar-my-neighbour Brit [Am ˌbɛɡərmaɪˈneɪbər, Brit ˌbɛɡəmʌɪˈneɪbə] N U

beggar-my-neighbor
attr beggar-my-neighbor policy
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
pordiosero (pordiosera)
beggar
mendigo (mendiga)
beggar
limosnero (limosnera)
beggar

u rečniku PONS

engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. beggar [ˈbegəʳ, Am -ɚ] VB trans

to beggar belief

II. beggar [ˈbegəʳ, Am -ɚ] N

1. beggar (poor person):

beggar
mendigo(-a) m (f)
beggar
limosnero(-a) m (f) LatAm

2. beggar (rascal):

beggar
pilluelo(-a) m (f)

Phrases:

španski
španski
engleski
engleski
beggar
mendigo (-a)
beggar
beggar
beggar
beggar
beggar
u rečniku PONS
engleski
engleski
španski
španski

I. beggar [ˈbeg·ər] VB trans

to beggar belief

II. beggar [ˈbeg·ər] N

beggar (poor person):

beggar
mendigo(-a) m (f)
beggar
limosnero(-a) m (f) LatAm

Phrases:

španski
španski
engleski
engleski
beggar
beggar
mendigo (-a)
beggar
Present
Ibeggar
youbeggar
he/she/itbeggars
webeggar
youbeggar
theybeggar
Past
Ibeggared
youbeggared
he/she/itbeggared
webeggared
youbeggared
theybeggared
Present Perfect
Ihavebeggared
youhavebeggared
he/she/ithasbeggared
wehavebeggared
youhavebeggared
theyhavebeggared
Past Perfect
Ihadbeggared
youhadbeggared
he/she/ithadbeggared
wehadbeggared
youhadbeggared
theyhadbeggared