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mooching

  • v.白吃白喝,占便宜:指一个人习惯性地依赖别人的慷慨,不付出努力或金钱。

英英释义

mooch [ mu:tʃ ]

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 柯林斯英汉双解大词典 

mooch /muːtʃ/ ( mooching, mooched, mooches )

  • 1. 

    V-T/V-I If someone mooches food, money, or help off of you, or if they mooch off of you, they ask you for food, money, or help, and succeed in getting it. 讨取; 乞得 [美国英语] [非正式]

    例:

    I didn't want Ron coming over trying to mooch off of me like he always does.

    我不想让罗恩过来,他总想从我这里讨些东西走。

双语例句权威例句

  • Last year a man in Cedar Springs, Mich., was fined $400 for mooching off somebody else's wi-fi--a police officer spotted him laptop-surfing in a parked car.

    去年,在密歇根州雪松泉市,有人曾被罚款400美元,罪名是盗用他人Wi-Fi--一位警官发现他在车中使用笔记本上网。

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  • Rather than mooching around looking bored, or flicking through a magazine, use your pocket of time to sort out something that's bugging you. Here are some examples.

    与其在无聊中等待或是翻看杂志,不如用这些时间梳理一下那些烦恼你的事。

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  • That guy's always mooching off of us.

    那家伙老是揩我们的油。

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