waifs
英 ['weɪfs] 美 ['weɪfs]

n.

无家可归的人( waif的名词复数 )；流浪儿；无主的东西或动物；（海上）漂流物

双语例句

1. They are waifs and strays, and cast aways of society.
   他们是流浪儿，是被社会所抛弃的人。
2. The hostel is designed to give a bed for the night to homeless people and other waifs and strays.
   这个招待所是专供无家可归者和流浪儿等住宿的。

权威例句

Happiness in Waifs' Hard Lives ; LONDON TONIGHT
‘The Luckless Waifs and Strays of Humanity‘
Little waifs: estimating child body size from historic skeletal material
Mexican Waifs: Ryan Gilbey Hears Echoes of the French New Wave in a Teenage Love Story
LeRoy Ashby. Saving the Waifs: Reformers and Dependent Children, 1890-1917.
The Changing of Waifs' Succor Pattern and Construction of the Protective Special Education Mechanism
'The Luckless Waifs and Strays of Humanity': Irish and Jewish Immigrant Unwed Mothers in London, 1870-1939
Wandering waifs and abandoned babes: the limits and uses of juvenile welfare in eighteenth‐century audiencia of quito
Late Miocene dynamics of the Great American Faunal interchange: Waifs are out
Children's Social Service Organization And Relief For The Waifs And Left-behind Children