scoop up
英 [skuːp ʌp]
美 [skuːp ʌp]
(敏捷地)抱起,拿起,捡起
柯林斯词典
- PHRASAL VERB (敏捷地)抱起,拿起,捡起
If youscoopsomethingup, you put your hands or arms under it and lift it in a quick movement.- Use both hands to scoop up the leaves...
用双手捧起叶子。 - He began to scoop his things up frantically.
他开始手忙脚乱地捡起他的东西。
- Use both hands to scoop up the leaves...
英英释义
verb
- take out or up with or as if with a scoop
- scoop the sugar out of the container
双语例句
- Everyone is saying we should go to the western markets to scoop up [ underpriced assets], said Chen Yuan. I think we should not go to America's Wall Street, but should look more to places with natural and energy resources.
陈元表示:现在大家都说要到西方市场上去抄底,我觉得不应该去美国的华尔街抄底,而是要多考虑一下世界上拥有资源和能源的地区。 - They thought: The meal which with the thumb, the index finger, the middle finger scoop up is most delicious, any knife and fork chopsticks cannot substitute.
他们认为:用拇指、食指、中指撮出来的饭菜最可口,任何刀叉筷不可替代。 - The man returned to land, and took a pail, and began to scoop up the water and pour it on the shore.
这人回到岸上,拿起水桶,开始舀起海水往岸上泼。 - Don't scoop up too much with your spoon.
每次用勺子舀得少一点,别舀那么多。 - Scoop up minced ingredients occasionally, flip them over, and keep chopping to ensure even mincing.
偶尔把已经切碎的菜翻到上面来,继续剁以保证切的更为均匀。 - So the bowl won't move around and it's easier to scoop up the rice with your spoon.
这样碗就不会动来动去,你用勺子舀饭就会比较容易。 - Are you seeing a pattern here? These are all qualities of a website or blog being run as a business& not just to scoop up some quick cash with spammy content and bogus inbound linking strategies.
你是否看到了其中的规律呢?这些都是商业网站或博客所具备的特性&不仅仅是那些个利用垃圾内容或欺骗性链入策略赚些快钱的网站。 - The idea that the government could scoop up an American citizen and detain him indefinitely without charge struck some people as odd. unconstitutional, even.
政府可以信手拈来一公民,没有指控却无限期地拘留他。这一想法让一些人吃惊,也摸不着头脑,这甚至是违宪的。 - I tried to scoop up the broken fragments.
我试图把所有的碎片全捡起来。 - Try to scoop up the ice cream at Cedars Pastry, in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, and it stretches upward, tugging at the spoon, resisting.
去布鲁克林湾脊区的香柏糕点店(CedarsPastry)挖一勺冰激凌,会发现它向上拉伸,拽着勺子,不肯松开。