scrounge

及物动词乞讨，骗取

名词讨要（钱财、食物等），伸手索要

及物动词

1. 搜寻：scrotum 阴囊 | scrounge 搜寻 | scrub away 擦洗

2. 偷东西：偷盗pilferage | 偷东西scrounge | 偷渡者stowaway

3. 搜集：Mischievous淘气的 | Scrounge搜集 | Cinder煤渣

4. 占有/行乞/搜寻/东张西望/偷东西：scrotum /阴囊/ | scrounge /占有/行乞/搜寻/东张西望/偷东西/ | scrub-team /非正规球队/

scrounge什么意思

1. She couldn't hold a job. We'd been forced to scrounge for food in dumpsters.
    她无力工作，我们有一度甚至在垃圾箱里找吃的。

2. If you're on the scrounge again, I've no money.
    你要是再想借钱，我可没有了。

scrounge的意思

3. It took me a month to scrounge up enough money.
    我花了一个月的时间才攒了足够的钱。

scrounge是什么意思

4. See if you can scrounge up a few sheets for me.
    我的白纸用完了，能不能替我弄一些来。

5. 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。

6. Can I scrounge a cigarette off you?
    我可以向你讨一支烟吗？

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7. Of course. Look at Paddy—a tea-swilling old moocher, only fit to scrounge for fag-ends. That`s the way most of them go. I despise them.
    当然，看看帕迪吧——一个贪喝茶的老乞丐，就配捡烟头，他们多数人就是那样，我瞧不起他们。

8. As an old woman chosen from the countryside by cao xue qin, grandmother liu came to masion jia to try her luck, to get pretty advantages at expense of other people, people thought she was vulgar, ridiculous and ignorant, thought she came here with country folks fun to scrounge, treated her just for the fun. All that impressions she gave us just because she lived under such a huge differences between rich and poor, without other choice, life decided her action. Her action was ludicrous and laughable, also, pathetic. It was a tragedy of all the peasants. For liu, only through humiliating herself to seek advantage, so that could go on the hard life. however, she faced her status squarely, and gained happiness from her own simple feature. Plus the process of resuing qiao jie, all the fact made a clever, cautious, humourous and kind grandmother, a good at social communications, active and optimistic grandmother.
    刘姥姥是《红楼梦》中一个小人物，她是曹雪芹从乡下选上的一位贫穷的老太婆，她来贾府是为碰碰运气，讨点油水，贾府人觉得刘姥姥粗俗、可笑、无知，是来讨钱的，带有乡下人的野趣，都拿她取乐，她给别人的这些印象是因为她穿梭于巨大贫富差距之中，没有别的选择，生活使她扮演这样的角色，她的表演真是滑稽可笑，但又是可悲的，是所有贫苦农民的悲剧，她只有这样的作贱自己才能得到点恩惠，维持他们艰难的度日，但刘姥姥能正视自己的身份地位，并从自己的乡土味中寻找欢笑，再通过她救巧儿的事实，不难看出，刘姥姥既聪慧又淳朴，既谨慎又幽默，既善良又精通人情世故，是一位积极向上乐观的老人。

9. Get petty advantages at the expense of other people or the state; scrounge
    有婴儿在身边，大人是离不开身的。

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10. When he started his company, the young entrepreneur used to scrounge for office furniture such as
    这位年青创业者创办公司的时候，曾从亲戚朋友开的小商小铺那里搜寻来旧桌子、旧椅子之类的办公家具。

scrounge在线翻译

11. 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。

12. Williams had to scrounge enough money to get his car out of the car park
      威廉斯不得不讨来足够的钱把车开出停车场。

13. We had to scrounge a bit for the wheels because they seem to be popular for yard ornaments.
      我们必须攒够一个车轮位，因为他们似乎对码饰品流行。

14. I haven't gone shopping but I'm sure I can scrounge up something for dinner.
      我没有去购物，但我可以用现成的东西凑成一顿饭。

15. Could you scrounge me uPA bucket?
      你能帮我找个桶来么？

16. Can I scrounge a bandage from your aid kit, sir?
      我可以从你医药箱里借条绷带吗，长官？

17. I managed to scrounge the materials to build a shed.
      我设法弄来点材料搭个棚子。

18. He tried to scrounge some money off me for his bus fare.
      他想从我这儿讨些钱买车票。

19. He arrived home one day and told his young sons, 'Boys, we've lost it all; we're ruined.'Templeton worked odd jobs to scrounge his way through college and graduate school.
      有一天，他回家告诉年幼的儿子们：孩子们，我们赔光了；我们破产了。邓普顿靠打零工挣钱，艰难读完大学和研究生。

20. I have a change of clothes, a blanket, and a sheet that three of you can use until I can scrounge up some real clothes.
      我有一些备用衣服，一条毛毯，一条被单，你们可以暂时用一下，我去找一些衣服来。

1. 乞讨;索要
    If you say that someone scrounges something such as food or money, you disapprove of them because they get it by asking for it, rather than by buying it or earning it.

    e.g. Williams had to scrounge enough money to get his car out of the car park...
           威廉斯不得不讨来足够的钱把车开出停车场。
    e.g. 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。

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1. Single people have to either scrounge up a travelling partner, or reconcile themselves to flying solo.

2. They are quick with warm words and whatever gifts they can scrounge up.

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