mendicant

adj.

行乞的；（指男修士）托钵僧的；

n.

乞丐，托钵僧；

1. He seemed not a ordinary mendicant.
   他好象不是寻常的乞丐。
2. Nevertheless,he used to travel as a wandering mendicant.
   虽然如此，但他还是会常常像托钵僧一样旅行。

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