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

　

单词	scrap
释义	Trends of scrap View usage for: scrap (skræp) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense scraps, present participle scrapping, past tense, past participle scrapped 1. countable noun A scrap of something is a very small piece or amount of it. A crumpled scrap of paper was found in her handbag. [+ of] ...a fire fuelled by scraps of wood. They need every scrap of information they can get. [+ of] Synonyms: piece, fragment, bit, trace More Synonyms of scrap 2. plural noun Scraps are pieces of unwanted food which are thrown away or given to animals. ...the scraps from the Sunday dinner table. 3. verb If you scrap something, you get rid of it or cancel it. [informal, journalism] President Hussein called on all countries in the Middle East to scrap nuclear orchemical weapons. [VERB noun] It had been thought that passport controls would be scrapped. [VERB noun] 4. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Scrap metal or paper is no longer wanted for its original purpose, but may have some other use. There's always tons of scrap paper in Dad's office. 5. uncountable noun Scrap is metal from old or damaged machinery or cars. Thousands of tanks, artillery pieces and armored vehicles will be cut up for scrap. 6. countable noun You can refer to a fight or a quarrel as a scrap, especially if it is not very serious. [informal] Billy Bonds has never been one to avoid a scrap. Synonyms: fight, battle, row, argument More Synonyms of scrap More Synonyms of scrap scrap in British English 1 (skræp) noun 1. a small piece of something larger; fragment 2. an extract from something written 3. a. waste material or used articles, esp metal, often collected and reprocessed b. (as modifier) scrap iron 4. (plural) pieces of discarded food verbWord forms: scraps, scrapping or scrapped (transitive) 5. to make into scrap 6. to discard as useless Word origin C14: from Old Norse skrap; see scrape scrap in British English 2 (skræp) informal noun 1. a fight or argument verbWord forms: scraps, scrapping or scrapped 2. (intransitive) to quarrel or fight Word origin C17: perhaps from scrape scrap in American English 1 (skræp) noun 1. a small piece; bit; fragment; shred 2. a bit of something written or printed; brief extract 3. a. discarded metal in the form of machinery, auto parts, etc. suitable only for reprocessing b. discarded articles or fragments of rubber, leather, cloth, paper, etc. 4. [pl.] a. bits of leftover food b. the crisp remnants of animal fat after the oil has been removed by rendering adjective 5. in the form of fragments, pieces, odds and ends, or leftovers 6. used and discarded verb transitiveWord forms: scrapped or ˈscrapping 7. to make into scrap; break up 8. to get rid of or abandon as useless; discard; junk Word origin ME scrappe < ON skrap, scraps, trifles < skrapa, to scrape scrap in American English 2 (skræp) Informal noun 1. a fight or quarrel verb intransitiveWord forms: scrapped or ˈscrapping 2. to fight or quarrel Word origin < ? scrape Synonyms of 'scrap' piece, fragment, bit, trace waste, refuse, rubbish, junk leftovers, remains, bits, slops get rid of, drop, abandon, shed fight, battle, row, argument fight, argue, row, fall out More Synonyms of scrap In other languages scrap British English: scrap /skræp/ NOUN small piece A scrap of something is a very small piece or amount of it. ...a fire fuelled by scraps of wood. American English: scrap small piece Arabic: قِطْعَةٌ صَغِيرَة Brazilian Portuguese: pedacinho Chinese: 碎屑 Croatian: komadić Czech: kousek Danish: stump Dutch: stukje European Spanish: pedazo retazo Finnish: palanen French: bout German: Stückchen Greek: κομματάκι Italian: pezzetto Japanese: 小片 small piece Korean: 조각 Norwegian: bit Polish: drobina mały kawałek European Portuguese: pedaço Romanian: bucățică Russian: кусок Latin American Spanish: pedazo Swedish: bit skärva Thai: เศษชิ้นเล็กชิ้นน้อย Turkish: parça Ukrainian: шматочок Vietnamese: mảnh nhỏ British English: scrap /skræp/ NOUN fight You can refer to a fight or a argument as a scrap. Most of the boys got into scraps now and then. American English: scrap dispute Arabic: عِرَاك Brazilian Portuguese: rixa Chinese: 争吵 Croatian: svađa Czech: hádka Danish: klammeri Dutch: ruzie European Spanish: bronca Finnish: riita French: bagarre German: Schrott Greek: τσακωμός Italian: litigio Japanese: けんか争い Korean: 싸움 Norwegian: sammenstøt Polish: bójka spór European Portuguese: rixa Romanian: încleștare Russian: перебранка Latin American Spanish: bronca Swedish: gräl Thai: การต่อสู้ Turkish: kavga Ukrainian: сварка Vietnamese: cuộc cãi lộn British English: scrap /skræp/ VERB If you scrap something, you get rid of it or cancel it. These plans were scrapped late last night. American English: scrap Arabic: يُلْغي Brazilian Portuguese: cancelar Chinese: 废弃 Croatian: otkazati Czech: vyřadit do odpadu Danish: skrotte Dutch: annuleren European Spanish: desguazar Finnish: heittää roskiin French: jeter poubelle German: verschrotten Greek: αχρηστεύω Italian: demolire Japanese: 廃棄する Korean: 폐기하다 Norwegian: skrote Polish: przeznaczyć na złom European Portuguese: cancelar Romanian: a da la gunoi Russian: выбрасывать Latin American Spanish: desguazar Swedish: gräla Thai: ยกเลิก Turkish: atmak Ukrainian: викидати через непридатність Vietnamese: hủy bỏ British English: scrap ADJECTIVE Scrap metal or paper is no longer wanted for its original purpose, but may have some other use. There's always tons of scrap paper in Dad's office. American English: scrap Brazilian Portuguese: sobra Chinese: 废弃的 European Spanish: de desecho French: brouillon German: Alt- Italian: di scarto Japanese: くずの Korean: 폐품인 European Portuguese: sobra Latin American Spanish: de desecho All related terms of 'scrap' scrap car an old or damaged car that is to be reprocessed by a scrap dealer scrap iron waste iron or used articles made of iron, often collected and reprocessed scrap metal waste metal or used articles made of metal, often collected and reprocessed scrap paper waste paper scrap value the value of an old or damaged car or other used article as waste material scrap dealer a person who deals in scrap scrap merchant a person who deals in scrap scrapheap If you say that someone has been thrown on the scrapheap , you mean that they have been forced to leave their job by an uncaring employer and are unlikely to get other work. scrapyard A scrapyard is a place where old machines such as cars or ships are destroyed and where useful parts are saved. Chinese translation of 'scrap' scrap (skræp) n (c) [of paper, cloth] 碎屑 (suìxiè) (块(塊), kuài) [of truth, evidence] 一丁点(點) (yīdīngdiǎn) (u) (also scrap metal) 废(廢)铜(銅)烂(爛)铁(鐵) (fèitóng làntiě) (c) (inf) (= quarrel) 争(爭)吵 (zhēngchǎo) (= fight) 打架 (dǎjià) vt [car, ship] 报(報)废(廢) (bàofèi) [project, idea, system, tax] 废(廢)弃(棄) (fèiqì) vi (inf) (= quarrel) 争(爭)吵 (zhēngchǎo) (= fight) 打架 (dǎjià) to sell sth for scrap 把某物作为(為)废(廢)品出售 (bǎ mǒuwù zuòwéi fèipǐn chūshòu) Derived Forms scraps n pl [of food] 残(殘)羹剩饭(飯) (cángēng shèngfàn) 1 (noun) in the sense of piece Definition a small piece of something larger a fire fuelled by scraps of wood Synonyms piece a piece of wood Another piece of cake? fragment She read everything, digesting every fragment of news. bit a bit of cake trace grain a grain of sand particle Particles of food can get stuck between the teeth. portion I have spent a large portion of my life here. snatch I heard snatches of the conversation. part A large part of his earnings went on repaying the bank loan. atom one carbon atom attached to four hydrogens remnant the remnants of Roman flooring crumb There is one crumb of comfort – at least we've still got each other. mite bite a bite to eat mouthful Could I try a mouthful of that? snippet I read a snippet she had cut from a magazine. sliver morsel a delicious little morsel of meat modicum I like to think I've had a modicum of success. iota Our credit standards have not changed one iota. 2 (noun) in the sense of waste Definition waste material or used articles, often collected and reprocessed cut up for scrap Synonyms waste This country produces 10 million tonnes of toxic waste every year. refuse a weekly collection of refuse rubbish unwanted household rubbish junk What are you going to do with all that junk? litter If you see litter in the corridor, pick it up. debris Seven vehicles were damaged by flying debris. garbage rotting piles of garbage trash (US, Canadian) The yards are overgrown and cluttered with trash. detritus burnt-out buildings, littered with the detritus of war off cuts (plural noun) in the sense of leftovers Definition pieces of leftover food My dog begs for scraps of food. Synonyms leftovers remains the remains of their picnic bits slops dregs He drained the dregs from his cup. scrapings leavings She scraped the leavings from plates into a bucket. uneaten food scourings (verb) in the sense of get rid of Definition to discard as useless We should scrap nuclear and chemical weapons. Synonyms get rid of drop abandon shed break up ditch (slang) I decided to ditch the sofa bed. junk (informal) The socialists junked dogma when they came to office. chuck (informal) I chucked a whole lot of old magazines and papers. Don't just chuck your bottles away – recycle them. discard Read the instructions before discarding the box. write off demolish trash (slang) dispense with jettison The government seems to have jettisoned the plan. toss out throw on the scrapheap throw away or out Opposites bring back , reinstate , re-establish , return , recall, restore , reinstall (noun) in the sense of fight Definition a fight or quarrel He has never been one to avoid a scrap. Synonyms fight He got a bloody nose in a fight. battle The battle lasted several years. row The meeting descended into an unpleasant row. argument She got into a heated argument with a stranger. dispute The dispute between them is settled. set-to (informal) a bit of a set-to between Smith and his record company disagreement My instructor and I had a brief disagreement. quarrel I had a terrible quarrel with my other brothers. brawl He had been in a street brawl. squabble There have been minor squabbles about phone bills. wrangle He was involved in a legal wrangle with the Health Secretary. scuffle Violent scuffles broke out. tiff She was walking home after a tiff with her best friend. turf war (informal) dust-up (informal) He had a dust-up with the referee. shindig (informal) scrimmage shindy (informal) bagarre (French) biffo (Australian, slang) (verb) in the sense of fight Definition to quarrel or fight They are always scrapping. Synonyms fight The children were always arguing and fighting with each other. argue They were still arguing. I could hear them down the road. row They rowed all the time. fall out (informal) She fell out with her friend. barney (informal) squabble The siblings squabble like they did when they were children. spar The sparring couple have declared a truce in public. wrangle The two parties are still wrangling over the timing of the election. bicker The two children bickered constantly. have words We had words and she stormed out. come to blows have a shouting match (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of argue Definition to quarrel They were still arguing. I could hear them down the road. Synonyms quarrel, fight, row, clash, dispute, disagree, feud, squabble, spar, wrangle, bicker, have an argument, cross swords, be at sixes and sevens, fight like cat and dog, go at it hammer and tongs, bandy words, altercate, fall out (informal) in the sense of argument Definition a quarrel She got into a heated argument with a stranger. Synonyms quarrel, fight, row, clash, dispute, controversy, disagreement, misunderstanding, feud, barney (informal), squabble, wrangle, bickering, difference of opinion, tiff, altercation, falling out (informal) in the sense of atom Definition a very small amount one carbon atom attached to four hydrogens Synonyms particle, bit, spot, trace, scrap, molecule, grain, dot, fragment, fraction, shred, crumb, mite, jot, speck, morsel, mote, whit, tittle, iota, scintilla (rare) Synonyms of 'scrap' scrap Explore 'scrap' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of battle Definition a fight between large armed forces The battle lasted several years. Synonyms fight, war, attack, action, struggle, conflict, clash, set-to (informal), encounter, combat, scrap (informal), biffo (Australian, slang), engagement, warfare, fray, duel, skirmish, head-to-head, tussle, scuffle, fracas, scrimmage, sparring match, bagarre, melee or mêlée, boilover (Australian) in the sense of bicker Definition to argue over petty matters The two children bickered constantly. Synonyms quarrel, fight, argue, row (informal), clash, dispute, scrap (informal), disagree, fall out (informal), squabble, spar, wrangle, cross swords, fight like cat and dog, go at it hammer and tongs, altercate in the sense of bit Definition a small piece, portion, or quantity a bit of cake Synonyms slice, segment, fragment, crumb, mouthful, small piece, morsel, chip, grain, speck, atom, mite in the sense of bite Definition a snack a bite to eat Synonyms snack, food, piece, taste, refreshment, mouthful, morsel, titbit, light meal in the sense of brawl Definition a loud disagreement or fight He had been in a street brawl. Synonyms fight, battle, row (informal), clash, disorder, scrap (informal), fray, squabble, wrangle, skirmish, scuffle, punch-up (British, informal), free-for-all (informal), fracas, altercation, rumpus, broil, tumult, affray, shindig (informal), donnybrook, ruckus (informal), scrimmage, shindy (informal), biffo (Australian, slang), bagarre, melee or mêlée in the sense of chuck I chucked a whole lot of old magazines and papers.Don't just chuck your bottles away – recycle them. Synonyms throw out, dump (informal), scrap, get rid of, bin (informal), ditch (slang), junk (informal), discard, dispose of, dispense with, jettison in the sense of crumb Definition a small bit or scrap There is one crumb of comfort – at least we've still got each other. Synonyms morsel, scrap, atom, shred, mite, snippet, sliver, soupçon in the sense of debris Definition fragments of something destroyed Seven vehicles were damaged by flying debris. Synonyms remains, bits, pieces, waste, ruins, wreck, rubbish, fragments, litter, rubble, wreckage, brash, detritus, dross in the sense of detritus Definition debris burnt-out buildings, littered with the detritus of war Synonyms debris, remains, waste, rubbish, fragments, litter in the sense of disagreement Definition an argument My instructor and I had a brief disagreement. Synonyms argument, row, difference, division, debate, conflict, clash, dispute, falling out, misunderstanding, dissent, quarrel, squabble, strife, wrangle, discord, tiff, altercation, turf war (informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of discard Definition to get rid of (something or someone) as useless or undesirable Read the instructions before discarding the box. Synonyms get rid of, drop, remove, throw away or out, reject, abandon, dump (informal), shed, scrap, axe (informal), ditch (slang), junk (informal), chuck (informal), dispose of, relinquish, dispense with, jettison, repudiate, cast aside in the sense of dispute Definition an argument between two or more people The dispute between them is settled. Synonyms argument, row, clash, controversy, disturbance, contention, feud, quarrel, brawl, squabble, wrangle, difference of opinion, tiff, dissension, turf war (informal), shindig (informal), shindy (informal), bagarre in the sense of ditch Definition to abandon or discard I decided to ditch the sofa bed. Synonyms get rid of, dump (informal), scrap, bin (informal), junk (informal), chuck (informal), discard, dispose of, dispense with, jettison, cast off, throw out or overboard in the sense of dregs Definition solid particles that settle at the bottom of some liquids He drained the dregs from his cup. Synonyms sediment, grounds, lees, waste, deposit, trash, residue, scum, dross, residuum, scourings, draff in the sense of dust-up Definition a fight or argument He had a dust-up with the referee. Synonyms fight, conflict, argument, set-to (informal), encounter, brush, scrap (informal), quarrel, skirmish, tussle, punch-up (British, informal), fracas, shindig (informal), biffo (Australian, slang), boilover (Australian) in the sense of fall out Definition to disagree and quarrel She fell out with her friend. Synonyms argue, fight, row, clash, differ, disagree, quarrel, squabble, have a row, have words, come to blows, cross swords, altercate in the sense of fragment Definition an incomplete piece She read everything, digesting every fragment of news. Synonyms piece, part, bit, scrap, particle, portion, fraction, shiver (archaic, literary), shred, remnant, speck, sliver, wisp, morsel, oddment, chip in the sense of garbage Definition household waste rotting piles of garbage Synonyms junk, rubbish, litter, trash (US), refuse, waste, sweepings, scraps, debris, muck, filth, swill, slops, offal, detritus, dross, odds and ends, flotsam and jetsam, grot (slang), leavings, dreck (slang, US), scourings, offscourings in the sense of grain Definition a very small amount a grain of sand Synonyms bit, piece, trace, spark, scrap, suspicion, molecule, particle, fragment, atom, ounce, crumb, mite, jot, speck, morsel, granule, scruple, modicum, mote, whit, iota, scintilla (rare) in the sense of have words Definition to have an argument or disagreement We had words and she stormed out. Synonyms argue, fight, row, clash, disagree, fall out (informal), feud, quarrel, squabble, wrangle, bicker, have a row, lock horns, cross swords, be at each other's throats, have a tiff (informal), have a barney (British, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of iota Definition a very small amount Our credit standards have not changed one iota. Synonyms bit, particle, atom, trace, hint, scrap, grain, mite, jot, speck, whit, tittle, scintilla (rare) in the sense of jettison Definition to abandon or give up The government seems to have jettisoned the plan. Synonyms abandon, reject, desert, dump, shed, scrap, throw out, discard, throw away, relinquish, forsake, slough off, throw on the scrapheap in the sense of junk Definition rubbish What are you going to do with all that junk? Synonyms rubbish, refuse, waste, scrap, litter, debris, crap (slang), garbage, trash, clutter, rummage, dross, odds and ends, space junk, oddments, flotsam and jetsam, leavings, dreck in the sense of junk The socialists junked dogma when they came to office. Synonyms get rid of, drop, remove, reject, abandon, dump (informal), shed, scrap, axe (informal), ditch (slang), chuck (informal), discard, dispose of, relinquish, dispense with, jettison, repudiate, cast aside, throw away or out in the sense of leavings Definition things left behind unwanted, such as food on a plate She scraped the leavings from plates into a bucket. Synonyms leftovers, remains, bits, pieces, refuse, waste, sweepings, scraps, spoil, fragments, remnants, residue, dregs, orts (archaic, dialect) in the sense of litter Definition small items of rubbish carelessly dropped in public places If you see litter in the corridor, pick it up. Synonyms rubbish, refuse, waste, fragments, junk, debris, shreds, garbage (US), trash, muck, detritus, grot (slang) in the sense of modicum Definition a small amount I like to think I've had a modicum of success. Synonyms little, bit, drop, touch, inch, scrap, dash, grain, particle, fragment, atom, pinch, ounce, shred, small amount, crumb, tinge, mite, tad (informal), speck, iota in the sense of morsel Definition a small piece of something, esp. of food a delicious little morsel of meat Synonyms piece, bite, bit, slice, scrap, part, grain, taste, segment, fragment, fraction, snack, crumb, nibble, mouthful, tad (informal), titbit, soupçon in the sense of mouthful Definition the amount of food or drink put into the mouth at any one time when eating or drinking Could I try a mouthful of that? Synonyms taste, little, bite, bit, drop, sample, swallow, sip, sup, spoonful, morsel, forkful in the sense of part Definition a piece or portion A large part of his earnings went on repaying the bank loan. Synonyms piece, share, proportion, percentage, lot, bit, section, sector, slice, scrap, particle, segment, portion, fragment, lump, fraction, chunk, wedge Additional synonyms in the sense of particle Definition an extremely small piece or amount Particles of food can get stuck between the teeth. Synonyms bit, piece, scrap, grain, molecule, atom, shred, crumb, mite, jot, speck, mote, whit, tittle, iota in the sense of portion Definition a part of a whole I have spent a large portion of my life here. Synonyms part, bit, piece, section, scrap, segment, fragment, fraction, chunk, wedge, hunk, morsel in the sense of quarrel Definition an angry disagreement I had a terrible quarrel with my other brothers. Synonyms disagreement, fight, row, difference (of opinion), argument, dispute, controversy, breach, scrap (informal), disturbance, misunderstanding, contention, feud, fray, brawl, spat, squabble, strife, wrangle, skirmish, vendetta, discord, fracas, commotion, tiff, altercation, broil, tumult, dissension, affray, turf war (informal), shindig (informal), disputation, dissidence, shindy (informal), bagarre, biffo (Australian, slang) in the sense of refuse Definition anything thrown away a weekly collection of refuse Synonyms rubbish, waste, sweepings, junk (informal), litter, garbage (US), trash, sediment, scum, dross, dregs, leavings, dreck (slang, US), offscourings, lees in the sense of remains Definition parts left over from something after use or the passage of time the remains of their picnic Synonyms remnants, leftovers, remainder, scraps, rest, pieces, balance, traces, fragments, debris, residue, crumbs, vestiges, detritus, dregs, odds and ends, oddments, leavings in the sense of remnant Definition a surviving trace or vestige the remnants of Roman flooring Synonyms remainder, remains, trace, fragment, end, bit, rest, piece, balance, survival, scrap, butt, shred, hangover, residue, rump, leftovers, stub, vestige, tail end, oddment, residuum in the sense of row Definition a controversy or dispute The meeting descended into an unpleasant row. Synonyms quarrel, dispute, argument, squabble, tiff, trouble, controversy, scrap (informal), fuss, falling-out (informal), fray, brawl, fracas, altercation, slanging match (British), shouting match (informal), turf war (informal), shindig (informal), ruction (informal), ruckus (informal), shindy (informal), bagarre in the sense of row Definition to quarrel noisily They rowed all the time. Synonyms quarrel, fight, argue, dispute, scrap (informal), brawl, squabble, spar, wrangle, go at it hammer and tongs in the sense of rubbish Definition anything worthless or of poor quality unwanted household rubbish Synonyms waste, refuse, scrap, junk (informal), litter, debris, crap (slang), garbage (US), trash, lumber (British), offal, dross, dregs, flotsam and jetsam, grot (slang), dreck (slang, US), offscourings in the sense of scrimmage Definition a rough or disorderly struggle Synonyms fight, struggle, row, set-to (informal), riot, scrap (informal), disturbance, fray, brawl, squabble, skirmish, scuffle, free-for-all (informal), affray, dust-up (informal), shindig (informal), bovver (British, slang), shindy (informal), bagarre, biffo (Australian, slang), melee or mêlée Additional synonyms in the sense of scuffle Definition a short disorganized fight Violent scuffles broke out. Synonyms fight, set-to (informal), scrap (informal), disturbance, fray, brawl, barney (informal), ruck (slang), skirmish, tussle, commotion, rumpus, affray, shindig (informal), ruction (informal), ruckus (informal), scrimmage, shindy (informal), bagarre, biffo (Australian, slang) in the sense of set-to Definition a brief disagreement or fight a bit of a set-to between Smith and his record company Synonyms fight, row, argument, brush, scrap (informal), disagreement, quarrel, barney (informal), spat, squabble, wrangle, fracas, slanging match (British), dust-up (informal), argy-bargy (British, informal), biffo (Australian, slang) in the sense of snatch Definition a small piece or incomplete part I heard snatches of the conversation. Synonyms bit, part, fragment, piece, spell, snippet, smattering in the sense of snippet Definition a small scrap or fragment I read a snippet she had cut from a magazine. Synonyms piece, scrap, fragment, part, particle, snatch, shred in the sense of spar Definition to argue with someone The sparring couple have declared a truce in public. Synonyms argue, row, squabble, dispute, scrap (informal), fall out (informal), spat, wrangle, skirmish, bicker, have a tiff in the sense of squabble Definition a petty quarrel There have been minor squabbles about phone bills. Synonyms quarrel, fight, row, argument, dispute, set-to (informal), scrap (informal), disagreement, barney (informal), spat, difference of opinion, tiff, turf war (informal), bagarre in the sense of squabble Definition to quarrel over a small matter The siblings squabble like they did when they were children. Synonyms quarrel, fight, argue, row, clash, dispute, scrap (informal), fall out (informal), brawl, spar, wrangle, bicker, have words, fight like cat and dog, go at it hammer and tongs in the sense of tiff Definition a minor quarrel She was walking home after a tiff with her best friend. Synonyms quarrel, row, disagreement, words, difference, dispute, scrap (informal), falling-out (informal), squabble, petty quarrel in the sense of trash Definition unwanted objects The yards are overgrown and cluttered with trash. Synonyms litter, refuse, waste, rubbish, sweepings, junk (informal), garbage, dross, dregs, dreck (slang, US), offscourings in the sense of wrangle Definition a noisy or angry argument He was involved in a legal wrangle with the Health Secretary. Synonyms argument, row, clash, dispute, contest, set-to (informal), controversy, falling-out (informal), quarrel, brawl, barney (informal), squabble, bickering, tiff, altercation, slanging match (British), turf war (informal), angry exchange, argy-bargy (British, informal), bagarre Seerow
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