scurried

英 [ˈskʌrid]

美 [ˈskɜːrid]

v.  碎步疾跑
scurry的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB (尤指受惊吓时)急奔，乱窜
  When people or small animalsscurrysomewhere, they move there quickly and hurriedly, especially because they are frightened.
  1. The attack began, sending residents scurrying for cover...
     袭击发动后，居民们纷纷奔逃躲避。
  2. The rats scurry around, searching for scraps of food in the rubbish.
     老鼠乱窜，在垃圾中寻找残羹剩饭。
• VERB 急匆匆;赶忙
  If peoplescurry todo something, they do it as soon as they can.
  1. Pictures of starving children have sent many people scurrying to donate money.
     看到一张张忍饥挨饿的孩子们的照片，许多人赶忙捐钱。

双语例句

• Senators and public officers left everything behind and hurried away to seek safety with Pompey. It began to rain and we scurried for shelter.
  元老和政府官员们扔下了一切，急急忙忙逃到庞培那里去避难。下起雨来，我们急忙找地方躲避。
• My fellow& combatants left me standing paralyzed in the center of the yard and scurried for their homes.
  我的战斗伙伴们留下我一个人目瞪口呆地站在院子中间，他们就都急匆匆地跑回家了。
• Analysts have predicted, pundits have professed, professors have lectured, companies have scurried to sell what they had, as SOA products& often missing the point that SOA is not a product.
  分析家已经预言，博学者已经声称，教授已经讲演，公司已经匆忙的卖他们的产品，作为SOA产品&经常失去SOA不是一个产品的要点。
• She scurried off across the square.
  她急匆匆地穿过广场。
• Tiny spiders dripped from the wand and scurried toward their prey, growing rapidly as they went until each was the size of a man's hand.
  一群群微小的蜘蛛从法杖上落下，急迫地扑向猎物，边跑边长大，直至每个都变成手掌大小。
• As he scurried away from the fencing of the compound, he felt grass under his little feet and saw the dawn breaking for the first time in his life.
  当他匆忙地从复合的栅栏中逃离的时候他在生命中第一次感觉到了他小脚下的草并且第一次看到了破晓。
• The animals scurried for shelter.
  动物们急急忙忙地寻找躲避处。
• Lower or take down ( a sail, tent, etc) scurried about outside the bivouac.
  降下或拆除（帆、帐篷等）在帐篷外面轻快的走着。
• Two little beggars, who had been waiting at the bakery entrance to beg from patrons coning out, immediately scurried over and-asked for a handout and followed him from a distance.
  面包店门口候客人出来讨钱的两个小乞丐，就赶上来要钱，跟了他好一段路。
• Across the street, a family scurried into gear.
  街对面，有一家人匆匆的开始了新的一天。