wretch, vermin, like turkeys voting for Christmas

Like 'turkeys voting for Christmas'

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As on the ruined human wretch, vermin parasites appear, so, these ruined shelters have bred a crowd of foul existence that crawls in and out of gaps in walls and boards

正如窮人身上長滿虱子那樣，這些破房子也住滿了倒霉的傢伙，他們從那些破牆和木板牆的裂口爬進爬出，三五成群地在透風漏（雨？）的地方縮成一團睡覺。

like turkeys voting for Christmas

informal Used to suggest that a particular action or decision is hopelessly self-defeating:such a move by Liberal Democrats would be like turkeys voting for Christmas

vermin 

Pronunciation: /ˈvəːmɪn/ 

NOUN

[TREATED AS PLURAL]

1Wild animals which are believed to be harmful to crops, farm animals, or game, or which carry disease, e.g. rodents:killed as vermin or game, the pumas have gone

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1.1Parasitic worms or insects:his clothes are infested with vermin

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1.2People perceived as despicable and as causing problems for the rest of society:the vermin who ransacked her house

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Derivatives

verminous

Pronunciation: /ˈvəːmɪnəs/ 

ADJECTIVE

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Origin

Middle English (originally denoting animals such as reptiles and snakes): from Old French, based on Latin vermis 'worm'.

wretch (UNHAPPY PERSON)
noun [C]
a person who experiences something unpleasant:
a poor/miserable wretch

wretch (BAD PERSON)
noun [C] INFORMAL OR HUMOROUS
someone who is unpleasant or annoying:
Who's trampled on my flowers? I bet it was those two little wretches who live next door.
You wretch! You promised you'd give me a lift.