scold [ skəuld ] n. 老爱责骂的人
v. 责骂,训斥
vi. 责骂,申斥
vt. 责骂 e.g. 1. The child was scolded by his mother. 这个孩子受到母亲的责骂。
2. Don't scold him too much; he is at best a child. 不要太责骂他;他只不过是个孩子。
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scoop [ sku:p ] n. 铲子,舀取,独家新闻
v. 汲取,舀取,抢先登出 e.g. 1. There are several scoops in my kitchen. 我的厨房里有好几个勺子。
2. She scooped all the national newspapers to get the story. 她抢在全国各报之前发表了这一消息。
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scooter [ 'sku:tə ] n. 小轮摩托车,小孩滑板车 e.g. 1. For sale: small motor scooter. Enquire within. 待售:小型摩托车,请进内询问。
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scope [ skəup ] n. 范围 e.g. 1. Your question is beyond the scope of this book. 你所问的问题已超出了这本书的范围。
2. It is within my scope. 那是在我的范围之内。
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scorch [ skɔ:tʃ ] n. 烧焦
v. 使烧焦,变焦,使枯萎 e.g. 1. The long drought scorched the grass. 久旱使青草枯萎。
2. The meat will scorch if you don't lower the gas. 如果你不把煤气调小一点,肉就要焦了。
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scorcher [ 'skɔ:tʃə ] n. 极热的东西(大热天,高速行驶的驾驶员) e.g. 1. The bowler let go a couple of scorchers. 投球手投出了几个快球.
2. Whew! It's a real scorcher today! 哟! 今天可太热了!
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scorching [ 'skɔ:tʃiŋ ] a. 灼热的 e.g. 1. He drew back from the scorching heat. 他从灼人的热气中退了回来。
2. It's scorching hot. 天气热得火烧似的。
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score [ skɔ:, skɔə ] n. 得分,刻痕,二十;背景音乐
v. 刻划,划线,得分 e.g. 1. The score was five-nil with five minute left in the game. 比赛离终场还有五分钟时,双方比分为五比零。
2. Arsenal scored in the final minute of the game. 阿森纳队在比赛的最后一分钟进了一球。
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scoreboard [ 'skɔ:bɔ:d ] n. 记分板 e.g.
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scorer [ 'skɔ:rə ] n. (竞赛等的)记分员,记录员,得分者 e.g. 1. He's manchester's top scorer. 他是曼联队的头号得分手。
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scoring [ 'skɔ:riŋ ] n. 得分 e.g. 1. Scoring ability or potential. 得分率得分的能力或潜力
2. A hard rubber disk used in ice hockey as the playing and scoring medium. 冰球冰球比赛中用于击打和得分的硬橡皮盘状物
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scorn [ skɔ:n ] n. 轻蔑,被叱责的人
v. 轻蔑,不屑做 e.g. 1. He poured scorn on my suggestion. 他对我的建议表示轻蔑。
2. She scorned our offers of help. 她不屑接受我们的帮助。
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scornful [ 'skɔ:nful ] a. 轻蔑的 e.g. 1. He gave a scornful laugh at my proposal. 他对我的建议轻蔑地一笑。
2. We are scornful of the forces of convention. 我们藐视习惯势力。
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scornfully [ 'skɔ:nfuli ] ad. 轻蔑地 e.g. 1. Scornfully contemptuous ridicule; derision. 嘲讽责备地鄙视可笑之事;嘲笑
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scorpion [ 'skɔ:piən ] n. 蝎子,心黑的人,蝎子鞭 e.g. 1. A scorpion has a poisonous sting in its long jointed tail. 蝎子的长尾巴上长着一个有毒的蛰针。
2. The sting of a scorpion is in its tail. 蝎子的毒钩在其尾部.
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Scot [ skɔt ] n. 估定的款项,税金,苏格兰人 e.g. 1. She married a Scot. 她嫁给了一个苏格兰人。
2. His accent proclaimed him a Scot/that he was a Scot. 他的口音表明他是苏格兰人.
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Scotch [ skɔtʃ ] n. 苏格兰人,苏格兰语,伤口,刻痕
a. 苏格兰人的,苏格兰语的
vt. 弄伤,制止(车轮)转动,镇压,扑灭 e.g. 1. The doctor scotched her false story. 医生戳穿了她的骗局。
2. Anyway, there never was any one more Scotch in this wide world. 不管怎样,普天之下没有人比他更像一个苏格兰人了。
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Scotch whisky 苏格兰威士忌 e.g.
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Scotland [ 'skɔtlənd ] n. 苏格兰 e.g. 1. These two tourists came from Scotland. 这两名游客来自苏格兰。
2. Cold northerlies will bring rain to Scotland this week. 寒冷的北风本星期将给苏格兰带来雨水。
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Scots [ skɔts ] a. 苏格兰(人)的 e.g. 1. The Scots have distilled whisky for centuries. 苏格兰人用蒸馏法制威士忌酒已有数百年历史.
2. Mary, Queen of Scots, was put to death in1587. 苏格兰王后玛丽于1587年被处死。
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