英:[skraʊndʒ]
美:[skraʊndʒ]
英:[skraʊndʒ]
美:[skraʊndʒ]
复数:scrounges
第三人称单数:scrounges
现在分词:scrounging
过去式:scrounged
过去分词:scrounged
scrounger (n.)
transitive verb
to seek out and gather, esp. by salvaging scraps (often fol. by "up" or "together").I haven't been shopping for a while, but I'll see what I can scrounge up for dinner.
to borrow without intending to return or repay; take at someone else's expense.I used to be friendly with the neighbors, but they were always scrounging stuff from me.
intransitive verb
to search in a disorganized way for something; forage (usu. fol. by "around").I found him in the garage, scrounging around for a pliers.
to borrow or seek to borrow something one does not intend to repay; wheedle.
noun
one who habitually borrows without repaying; sponger.
"非正当手段获取",1915年,是方言 scrunge 的变体,意为"悄悄搜寻,搜刮,偷窃"(1909年),其起源不确定。OED 报告说,它可能是从方言 scringe"窥探"改变而来。或者它可能与(或变体)scrouge, scrooge "推,挤"(1755年,也是伦敦俚语,意为"人群")有关,这可能暗示了 screw, squeeze 等。Scrounge 在第一次世界大战期间在军队中流行,经常用作"偷窃"的委婉说法。相关: Scrounged; scrounger; scrounging。
alteration of English dialect scrunge to wander about idly
The first known use of scrounge was circa 1909
scrub1 of 3noun
a thick growth of small or stunted shrubs or trees
an area of land covered with scrub
a domestic animal of mixed or unknown parentage and usually inferior build
a person of small size or low social rank
a player not belonging to the first string
scrub2 of 3verb
to rub hard in cleaning or washing
scrub clothes
scrub3 of 3noun
an act or instance of scrubbing
scroungeverb
to collect by or as if by rummaging
scrounge around for firewood
to get by coaxing or persuading
scrounge a dollar from a friend
scroungeverb
to collect by or as if by rummaging
scrounge around for firewood
to get by coaxing or persuading
scrounge a dollar from a friend
1 You may scrounge what I have dropped upon the ground.
你可以捡回我丢在地上的东西。
2 Sometimes, when her children cried with hunger, she scrounged together enough to buy a bit of tortilla dough and mixed it into a big glass of water to fill their bellies.
3 “School stuff, I guess. Math, a little science, some reading—depends on whatever books we were able to scrounge. It’s important to the boss that everyone gets the basics down.”
4 The family scrounged a potato, sometimes, a bit of bannock.
5 I will carry no more. You may scrounge what I have dropped upon the ground.
我带不了那么多物品。你可以捡回我丢在地上的东西。
6 The government did not give them money, forcing them to scrounge for food.
政府没有给他们钱,他们只能去要饭。
7 I will carry no more. You may scrounge what I have dropped upon the ground.
维康妮亚:我带不了那么多物品. 你可以捡回我丢在地上的东西.
8 Stray dogs pawed at overturned trash cans and torn garbage bags, scrounging for leftovers.
9 And when he went scrounging in the dustbins of Brazzaville, Rickie went along—riding on his back!
10 Sure, you can likely scrounge together some visits and show some growth but you won't build direct traffic or a direct audience through it.
当然你可以四处搜寻访客,访客也因此得到增加,但是由此不会形成直接的访问流量,也不会形成固定的访客群。
11 I guess they’ve had to fall back on a melange, whatever they could scrounge or salvage.
12 I try to scrounge for everything I need.
别人喜欢买新东西。
13 She has a job now, but still goes back to her parents' house to scrounge food.
她已经工作了,可是还去父母家蹭饭吃。
14 You could only get hold of them, if at all, by scrounging more or less furtively on the “free” market.
15 He was wearing clothes the police had scrounged up for him at the station, this torn-up wifebeater that was way too small, pants so short on him they looked like capris.
16 Can you scrounge up some new furniture?
你能弄到一些新家具 吗 ?
17 “Our commissar gathered us together in a big dugout and told us what had happened,” said the regimental navigator, Valya Kravchenko—the one who’d last year scrounged cabbages on the train ride to Engels.
18 Needlework was all the rage among Marina Raskova’s aviators—something that you could scrounge the materials for.
19 The station director had to scrounge some records.
电台台长就不得不四处寻找唱片来播出。
20 When he lost his job altogether, he would go out in the morning, scrounge around for money doing odd jobs, bumming or whatever, and come home to drink.
1 乞讨
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4 偷窃
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5 白要
6 骗取
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8 不劳而获
9 搜寻
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11 偷
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12 索取