英:[skæmp]
美:[skæmp]
英:[skæmp]
美:[skæmp]
复数:scamps
第三人称单数:scamps
现在分词:scamping
过去式:scamped
过去分词:scamped
scampish (adj.), scampishly (adv.), scampishness (n.)
noun
a mischievous person, esp. a child; rascal.That little scamp shut the cat in the closet again!
transitive verb
to do quickly or carelessly.
1782年,“公路强盗”,可能来自方言动词 scamp “漫游”(1753年,可能来自16世纪),缩短自 scamper。自1808年以来,一般意义上指“逃亡者,流浪汉,骗子,卑鄙的恶棍”; 自1837年以来,用于“流氓”的亲切意义。
Noun obsolete scamp to roam about idly Verb origin unknown
The first known use of scamp was in 1808
scandalnoun
a crime against faith that causes another to sin
loss of or damage to one's reputation : disgrace
brought scandal on the school
something that offends accepted moral standards or disgraces those associated with it
their behavior is a scandal
scamnoun
a fraudulent or deceptive act or operation
lost $500 in a business scam
scampnoun
rascal sense 2
scamperverb
to run lightly and usually playfully about
scampnoun
rascal sense 2
1 Back then, Sam was a scamp of a boy, dressed in a sailor suit.
2 Throughout his career, he delighted in being a newsroom scamp.
3 “He was being a scamp,” the charitable Mr. Osborne said.
4 Eventually, a secret map to the fantastical dreamworld of Slumberland connects the girl to Flip, a lovable scamp who becomes her partner and guide on a journey to hopefully find her father once again.
5 The beagle puppy was a scamp and a digger.
6 One bird fell to the ground, and after the scamps scattered, Kentigern stroked its feathers and prayed.
7 One scamp artist used this building in the Bronx as a mail drop for checks and credit CARDS ordered with stolen identities.
其中一个诈骗犯就是用这幢位于布朗斯的大楼作为邮寄地址,用盗窃的信用申请了支票和信用卡。
8 The ambition here is Cosmic Underdog: a blissed-out, spirited, live-and-let-live scamp pogoing through Los Angeles, insisting upon justice, insisting upon total candor, insisting upon—in the parlance of the day—endless, unmediated “realness.”
9 To the end, he treats Bankman-Fried as sort of an endearing scamp who got in over his head, essentially by an adorable habit of inattention.
10 On the flat, straight highways of middle America, you’ll often see a Chevy go by with a sticker in the window portraying a cartoon scamp tinkling on a Ford logo — or vice versa.
11 As Borat and Brüno he was the supreme scamp of ambush comedy.
12 Nearly an hour into the new Dune film, our favorite colonizing scamps, the Atreides boys, are introduced to a Fremen technology staple that allows them to survive Arrakis’ harsh desert environment.
13 The terms grifter and scam have their beginnings in the carnival circuit of the early 20th century, and scam is the root of the term scamp — as in, lovable rogue.
14 There’s not a lovable scamp or a master chameleon in the bunch.
15 The soprano Isabel Bayrakdarian looked like a mischievous scamp in her vixen costume and sang with dark, rich sound and impetuous spirit.
16 He’s a lovable scamp, a touch theatrical, precocious but innocent.
17 In a world where "tearing you up", "smashing you", and "hitting it" is commonplace, exposure to sensual – rather than violent – language surrounding sex might even do the little scamps some good.
18 “We were in charge of cooking scamp and squid and putting plenty of garlic in it.”
19 Now, when I see them running for the Good Humor truck, I think yes, yes, you scamps have the whole summer — your whole lives! — still ahead of you.
20 Because a leathery little scamp like E.T. is lovable only in the uninhibited mind of a child; fear, distrust, and paranoia are born of experience and disappointment.
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4 顽皮的家伙
5 恶作剧者
7 顽皮的孩子
9 小赖皮
13 潦草从事
15 无赖
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18 流氓
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