scrooge

英 [skruːdʒ]

美 [skruːdʒ]

网络  史高治; 斯克鲁奇; 小气财神; 吝啬鬼; 史古基

复数：scrooges　过去式：scrooged　

BNC.34821 / COCA.30040

牛津词典

noun

• 吝啬鬼；守财奴
  a person who is very unwilling to spend money

英英释义

noun

• a selfish person who is unwilling to give or spend
  Synonym:niggardskinflintchurl

双语例句

• When Bob Cratchit let Scrooge's nephew out, two other people came in.
  当鲍勃·克拉特基特让史高基的侄子出去时，另外两个人走了进来。
• 'Touch my robe!' said the spirit, and Scrooge obeyed.
  拽着我的长袍！幽灵说，斯克罗吉从命了。
• He's a mean old scrooge!
  他是个老吝啬鬼！
• Neither Scrooge nor Marley care for other people.
  斯克罗奇和玛利都不喜欢别人。
• Scrooge sees Tiny Tim, Bob's youngest son, on crutches.
  斯克鲁奇看到鲍勃的小儿子小提姆（TinyTim）倚着拐杖。
• Scrooge said'Bah'and'Humbug!'again, and'Go away '. He could not think of anything better to say.
  史高基又说了“呸”和“骗子！”，还有“走开”。他想不出什么好的东西说。
• 'You'll want a holiday all day tomorrow, I suppose?'said Scrooge.
  “我猜测你想明天一天都放假，是吗？”斯克罗吉问。
• The old man be a scrooge.
  那个老人是个守财奴。
• 'Who and what are you, sir?' asked Scrooge.
  你是谁，是干什么的，先生？斯克罗吉问。
• When Scrooge heard those words, he felt happy.
  史克鲁奇听了这些话时，心中感到很快乐。