英语词汇“scant interest”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

scant interest

So far he has shown scant interest in tackling them.

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Sticklers show scant interest in the genuine rules of grammar and how they're learnt in great complexity when we are very young.

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The businesses - thriving concerns with beautiful, ancient dining rooms, mouthwatering menus and regular custom - attracted scant interest and the owners mostly stared in silence at each other.

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However marvellous the clothes he puts on the catwalk, they are of scant interest compared with the far more loaded question of what he will do next.

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King's lease has been up for sale since the turn of the year, and there has been scant interest from prospective buyers.

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单词	scant interest
释义	scant interest So far he has shown scant interest in tackling them. Times, Sunday Times Sticklers show scant interest in the genuine rules of grammar and how they're learnt in great complexity when we are very young. Times, Sunday Times The businesses - thriving concerns with beautiful, ancient dining rooms, mouthwatering menus and regular custom - attracted scant interest and the owners mostly stared in silence at each other. Times, Sunday Times However marvellous the clothes he puts on the catwalk, they are of scant interest compared with the far more loaded question of what he will do next. Times, Sunday Times King's lease has been up for sale since the turn of the year, and there has been scant interest from prospective buyers. Times, Sunday Times
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