英语词汇scrap怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

scrap

BrE

/skræp/

NAmE

/skræp/

noun

[

]

a small piece of sth, especially paper, cloth, etc. 碎片，小块（纸、布匹等）

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She scribbled his phone number on a scrap of paper. 她把他的电话号码匆匆写在一张小纸片上。

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(

figurative

)

scraps of information 零星消息

◆

(

figurative

)

She was just a scrap of a thing (= small and thin). 她是个不起眼的小东西。

[

sing.

]

(usually with a negative 通常与否定式连用)

a small amount of sth 丝毫；一丁点

SYN

bit

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It won't make a scrap of difference. 这不会有丝毫的差别。

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There's not a scrap of evidence to support his claim. 没有丝毫证据支持他的说法。

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a barren landscape without a scrap of vegetation 寸草不生的贫瘠地带

scraps

[

pl.

]

food left after a meal 残羹剩饭

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Give the scraps to the dog. 把剩菜喂狗吧。

[

]

things that are not wanted or cannot be used for their original purpose, but which have some value for the material they are made of 废料；废品

◆

We sold the car

for scrap

(= so that any good parts can be used again). 我们把车当废品卖了。

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scrap metal

废金属

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scrap dealer

(= a person who buys and sells

scrap

)

废品商人

[

]

(

informal

)

a short fight or disagreement 打架；争吵

SYN

squabble

scuffle

◆

He was always getting into scraps at school. 他在学校老跟人打架。

➡ see also

scrappy

scrap

BrE

/skræp/

NAmE

/skræp/

verb

present simple - I / you / we / they

scrap

BrE

/skræp/

NAmE

/skræp/

present simple - he / she / it

scraps

BrE

/skræps/

NAmE

/skræps/

past simple

scrapped

BrE

/skræpt/

NAmE

/skræpt/

past participle

scrapped

BrE

/skræpt/

NAmE

/skræpt/

-ing form

scrapping

BrE

/ˈskræpɪŋ/

NAmE

/ˈskræpɪŋ/

[

, often passive

]

~ sth

to cancel or get rid of sth that is no longer practical or useful 废弃；取消；抛弃；报废

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They had been forced to scrap plans for a new school building. 他们已被迫撤销了建筑新校舍的计划。

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The oldest of the aircraft were scrapped. 最老的飞机报废了。

[

]

(

informal

)

to fight with sb 打架

◆

The bigger boys started scrapping. 年龄较大的男孩打了起来。

单词	scrap
释义	noun verb scrapBrE /skræp/NAmE /skræp/ noun [C] a small piece of sth, especially paper, cloth, etc. 碎片，小块（纸、布匹等）◆She scribbled his phone number on a scrap of paper. 她把他的电话号码匆匆写在一张小纸片上。◆(figurative) scraps of information 零星消息◆(figurative) She was just a scrap of a thing (= small and thin). 她是个不起眼的小东西。 [sing.] (usually with a negative 通常与否定式连用) a small amount of sth 丝毫；一丁点 SYN bit ◆It won't make a scrap of difference. 这不会有丝毫的差别。◆There's not a scrap of evidence to support his claim. 没有丝毫证据支持他的说法。◆a barren landscape without a scrap of vegetation 寸草不生的贫瘠地带scraps [pl.] food left after a meal 残羹剩饭◆Give the scraps to the dog. 把剩菜喂狗吧。 [U] things that are not wanted or cannot be used for their original purpose, but which have some value for the material they are made of 废料；废品◆We sold the car for scrap (= so that any good parts can be used again). 我们把车当废品卖了。◆scrap metal 废金属◆a scrap dealer (= a person who buys and sells scrap) 废品商人 [C] (informal) a short fight or disagreement 打架；争吵 SYN squabble, scuffle ◆He was always getting into scraps at school. 他在学校老跟人打架。 ➡ see also scrappy scrapBrE /skræp/NAmE /skræp/ verbpresent simple - I / you / we / they scrap BrE /skræp/ NAmE /skræp/present simple - he / she / it scraps BrE /skræps/ NAmE /skræps/past simple scrapped BrE /skræpt/ NAmE /skræpt/past participle scrapped BrE /skræpt/ NAmE /skræpt/ -ing form scrapping BrE /ˈskræpɪŋ/ NAmE /ˈskræpɪŋ/ [T, often passive] ~ sthto cancel or get rid of sth that is no longer practical or useful 废弃；取消；抛弃；报废◆They had been forced to scrap plans for a new school building. 他们已被迫撤销了建筑新校舍的计划。◆The oldest of the aircraft were scrapped. 最老的飞机报废了。 [I] (informal) to fight with sb 打架◆The bigger boys started scrapping. 年龄较大的男孩打了起来。
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