Traducción Inglés-Español para "wretched"

wretched {adj.} (también: miserable, scrubby, drawn, dragging along)

wretched {adj.} (también: low, perverse, vile, abject)

wretched {adj.} (también: ruined, in bad condition)

wretched {adj.}

wretch {sustantivo} (también: unfortunate, unhappy person, poor person)

wretch {sustantivo} (también: miser)

wretch {sustantivo}

wretch {sustantivo}

None shall broil thereon, but the most wretched,

Of course, if you really want to, you can still stop these wretched old things.

This is the only way to put an end to this unscrupulous exploitation of human wretchedness.

To the animals which die a wretched death it is completely irrelevant which type of trap is used.

The Commission's ability to implement Parliament's political decisions is nothing less than wretched.

Will EU Member States not involved in this wretched trade be dragged in?

I call on this House and the Justice Commissioner to speak out against this wretched legislation.

In a way, that would be a very good thing, since we should not then have all these wretched skyscrapers.

I wish to express my regrets to my Swedish fellow Members, but this wretched compromise has to be rejected.

Approximately 800 000 internally displaced persons are living in wretched conditions in refugee camps.

I encountered a lot more examples of wretched human destiny: small people crushed by enormous problems.

There are people there living in extraordinarily wretched conditions, both within Chechnya and outside.

The package before us reveals the present state of EU budget administration: frankly, it is wretched.

We need more ambitious, not more wretched plans for the common Europe of the future which we are building.

The result of that was the memorandum of 23 November, which we believe was the beginning of the end of this wretched dispute.

Their living conditions and family circumstances are often wretched, and the health care available to them insufficient.

Instead, a large majority in Parliament applauds a toothless report representing the wretched political mainstream.

The nation we are discussing lives in indescribably wretched conditions, for which the border conflicts, incidentally, must take much of the blame.

Lo and behold, it is the wretched French who vote ‘ no’, and present us with the problem of the application of the four fifths.

The Day when it comes, no soul shall speak save by His permission, and some shall be wretched and some glad.