scamp

英 [skæmp]

美 [skæmp]

n.  淘气鬼; 捣乱鬼

复数：scamps　现在分词：scamping　过去式：scamped　第三人称单数：scamps　过去分词：scamped　

BNC.29540 / COCA.34839

牛津词典

noun

• 淘气鬼；捣乱鬼
  a child who enjoys playing tricks and causing trouble

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 淘气鬼;捣乱鬼;小混蛋
  If you call a boy ascamp, you mean that he is naughty or disrespectful but you like him, so you find it difficult to be angry with him.
  1. Have some respect for me, you scamp!
     对我尊重点，你这个小混蛋!
  2. ...cheeky young scamps.
     厚脸皮的小淘气鬼

英英释义

noun

• one who is playfully mischievous
  Synonym:impmonkeyrascalrapscallionscalawagscallywag

verb

• perform hastily and carelessly

双语例句

• She can be a real scamp sometimes, but she doesn't mean any harm.
  她有时会非常捣蛋，但她没有任何坏意。
• Answer me, you scamp!
  让我看看你，小流氓！
• I esteem him enormously, and I ought to like him much better than you, who are a disgraceful scamp.
  我对他极为敬重，我对他应该比对你多许多倍的好感，你是个可耻的恶棍。
• She had exchanged rags with the first young scamp she came across who had thought it amusing to dress like a woman, while Eponine disguised herself like a man.
  她遇到想穿穿女人衣服寻开心的一个不相干的小伙子，便用她原有的破衣，换来她身上的这套服装，扮成个男子。
• That dirty scamp is in the hospital now.
  肮脏的流氓现在在医院里。
• A scamp put the arm on him last night when he was on his way home.
  昨晚在回家的路上，他遭到流氓的抢劫。
• He was a miserable scamp, a sort of mendicant musician, a lazy beggar, who beat her, and who abandoned her as she HAD taken him, in disgust.
  那人是一个穷汉，一个流浪音乐师，一个好吃懒做的无赖，他打她，春宵既度，便起了厌恶的心，把她丢了。
• Give me back my gloves, you little scamp!
  把我的手套还给我，你这个小调皮！
• We should not scamp our work because we are pressed for time or because we have our hands full.
  我们对工作不能马马虎虎，因为我们时间很紧，工作太忙。
• The little scamp had tempted us to think these kind of weapons were no longer to be found in his artillery.
  这个家伙时常让我们错认为他的武器库早已弹尽粮绝。