scuttled

英 [ˈskʌtld]

美 [ˈskʌtld]

v.  碎步疾跑; (故意)破坏，阻止，阻挠; 凿沉(船)
scuttle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 碎步疾跑;急赶;疾走
  When people or small animalsscuttlesomewhere, they run there with short quick steps.
  1. Two very small children scuttled away in front of them...
     两个小毛孩在他们前面屁颠屁颠地跑开了。
  2. Crabs scuttle along the muddy bank.
     几只螃蟹沿着泥泞的河堤快速横行。
• VERB 破坏;使成泡影;使中止
  Toscuttlea plan or a proposal means to make it fail or cause it to stop.
  1. Such threats could scuttle the peace conference.
     这种威胁会阻挠和平会议。
• VERB 凿沉(船)
  Toscuttlea ship means to sink it deliberately by making holes in the bottom.
  1. He personally had received orders from Commander Lehmann to scuttle the ship.
     他个人已收到莱曼司令要求凿沉轮船的命令。
• 同 coal scuttle
  Ascuttleis the same as acoal scuttle.

双语例句

• The children scuttled off as soon as the headmaster appeared.
  当校长一出现，孩子们匆匆逃散。
• The German ships mostly took refuge in neutral ports or, when intercepted, scuttled themselves.
  德国的船只大部分躲避在中立国的港口内，或者在中途被阻截时，自行凿沉。
• Spencer scuttled away from Young to shoot wide when he should have scored
  斯潘塞绕开了扬却把球射偏了，他本该进球得分的。
• The dog scuttled off into the woods.
  狗窜入林中。
• The boy scuttled away when he saw his stern father coming.
  那孩子见到他严历的父亲走过来便胆怯地跑开了。
• While food and beverages companies are not as strategically sensitive as the steel sector, where China has frequently scuttled deals, not all Chinese welcome the foreign takeover of a successful home-grown brand.
  尽管食品和饮料公司的战略敏感性并不像钢铁行业（中国经常阻止该行业的交易），但也不是所有的中国人都欢迎外国公司收购一个成功的本土品牌。
• He scuttled off in the other direction.
  他朝另一个方向疾奔而去。
• The captain gave orders that the ship should be scuttled.
  船长命令把船凿沉。
• If people like Ms Snowe are bolting, perhaps this Republican ship deserves to be scuttled.
  如果像斯诺这样的人决定抽身，那么共和党的巨轮就活该沉没。
• He held his breath as a rat scuttled past.
  见一只老鼠跑过，他屏住了呼吸。