scrimp如何读

英:[skrɪmp]

美:[skrɪmp]

scrimp是什么意思

vi.

(较平时)节省着过日子

一点一滴地省钱

吝啬

克扣

vt.

节省,节缩,过度减少

scrimp变形

第三人称单数:scrimps

现在分词:scrimping

过去式:scrimped

过去分词:scrimped

scrimp词根

词根:scrimp

adj.

scrimpy 缩减的;吝啬的;不足的

scrimp英英释义

intransitive verb

to save money in every possible way; be extremely frugal.She scrimped and saved until she had enough money to buy a car.I hope I get this new job, because I'm so tired of scrimping!

transitive verb

to provide only sparingly for; be ungenerous to.He routinely scrimped his guests.

scrimp词组

scrimp and save节俭

scrimp词源中文解释

1774年,“使过小,捏或节省”,最初在英语中是一个形容词,“稀少的,贫乏的”(1718年),可能来自斯堪的纳维亚源(比较瑞典 skrumpna “收缩,皱缩”,丹麦 skrumpen “收缩,皱缩”,挪威方言 skramp “瘦小的人”),或来自大陆日耳曼源,类似于中古高德语 schrimpfen,德语 schrumpfen “皱缩”(来自原始日耳曼语 *skrimp-, 源自 PIE 词根 *(s)kerb- “转弯,弯曲”)。

“节约”的意思是从1848年开始的。相关: Scrimped; scrimping。

scrimp词源英文解释

perhaps of Scandinavian origin; akin to Swedish skrympa to shrink, Middle Low German schrempen to contract — more at shrimp

The first known use of scrimp was circa 1691

scrimp儿童词典英英释义

scriptoriumnoun

a copying room in a monastery for use by scribes in the Middle Ages

scriptnoun

something written : text

the written text of a stage play, screenplay, or broadcast

letters and figures written by hand : handwriting

scriptnoun

something written : text

the written text of a stage play, screenplay, or broadcast

letters and figures written by hand : handwriting

scriptnoun

something written : text

the written text of a stage play, screenplay, or broadcast

letters and figures written by hand : handwriting

scripnoun

a document showing that the holder has the right to something (as stock or land)

paper money made by the government for temporary use in an emergency

scrimshawnoun

carved or engraved articles made originally by American whalers usually from baleen or whale teeth

scrimpverb

to make too small or short : skimp

economize sense 1

scrimpverb

to make too small or short : skimp

economize sense 1

scrimp 例句

1 They scrimped and saved for lift tickets, and we kids usually had hand-me-down gear and mismatched mittens.

2 Down the hall, 56-year-old Janine Cox gets an occasional bag of chips from the vending machine and scrimps to add to the collection plate at church.

3 Knowing that we ate at school, Mrs. Moss scrimped even more at home, often serving only thin sandwiches for supper.

4 Despite bitter complaints about soaring prices, workers say they can scrimp enough to save at least a chunk of their wages.

尽管飞涨的物价让打工者叫苦不迭,但他们说如果精打细算一些,还是可以存下部分工资的。

5 The Beatles sing, “We shall scrimp and save” with utter reverence.

6 We have to scrimp and save if we want to buy a decent house in that area.

要想在那个地区买幢像样的房子,我们就必须省吃俭用。

7 The generation that lived through the Great Depression learned to scrimp and save.

经历过大萧条的一代学会了节俭和储蓄。

8 The second season revolved around intrigue and shifting allegiances tied to a potential mining windfall and didn’t scrimp on the baroque backwoods flourishes.

9 His grandmother, for example, “scrapped, scrimped, scrambled, scrunched, scrubbed, scratched, scuffled, slaved and saved until somehow all four of her children had graduated from college with honors.”

10 They scrimp on oil as much as they can during the energy crisis.

他们在能源危机时期尽量节省汽油。

11 It didn’t occur to me that other parents were scrimping and prioritizing, buying the kids Nikes and putting off paying the phone bill.

12 If we really scrimped and saved we could afford a 45 every month or so, and the books in our local library were based in, and had probably been around since, the 19th century.

13 They scrimped and saved to give the children a good education.

他们省吃俭用,为的是攒钱让孩子受到良好的教育。

14 This book was too important to scrimp on details.

15 Since becoming parents 10 years ago, my wife and I have not scrimped in our celebrations either.

16 Doctors have had to ration their dwindling supplies, scrimp on dosages and swap out prescriptions with inferior alternatives.

17 A city man by his appearance, scrimp and bald.

18 In effect, Justine and her little daughter, Reney, must grow up together, the two of them struggling and scrimping to get by.

19 Overestimate your longevity, and you could retire too late or scrimp too much.

20 Firms are quick to scale back capital spending and consumers skip new cars rather than scrimp on food or healthcare.

公司迅速缩减资本支出,而消费者会放弃购买新车而非在食物或医疗健康方面减少开支。

scrimp 同义词

2 少给

skimp

11 克扣

scant skimp

14 精打细算

careful calculation

16 吝惜

grudge

17 节用

nurse conserve

19 缩减的

scrimpy

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