hobos

英 [ˈhəʊbəʊz]

美 [ˈhoʊboʊz]

n. 流浪的失业工人; (尤指农场)季节工人，零工
hobo的复数

Tow hobos: Except for us.
二流浪汉：我们俩除外。
We have a whole lost generation. It's not unlike the hobos during the depression era.
我们有迷惘的一代，就像是历史上大萧条时期的无业游民。
I will not have my grandbabies acting like shiftless, wild hobos.
我不会让我的孙子像那些野孩子一样。
They were far from home, hungry, and the railroads hired guards to keep hobos off the trains.
他们离家很远，饥饿，同时铁路雇佣警卫使流浪汉远离火车。
In those days, many hobos stopped at our corner.
在那些日子里，许多流浪汉来我们家。
Verna had said the hobos told one another who would feed them. "They never come to my house," she had announced proudly.
维娜曾说过，谁给流浪汉们东西吃，他们就会互相转告。“他们从不去我家。”她骄傲地说道。
The boys want to become hobos because there's a kind of hunger that's generated at home; it's satisfied at home, but it's also generated at home.
他们想成为流浪汉因为有一种从家里，滋生的饥饿感；，饥饿感在家里得到满足，也是由家里滋生的。
This way we don't go out like a bunch of hobos, one at a time.
这样才不会像一群流浪汉，一个一个走。