dregs 的定义
- solid particles that tend to settle at the bottom of some liquids, such as wine or coffee
- residue or remains
- British slang a despicable person
dregs 近义词
sediment
bad person
更多dregs例句
- All the good stuff—the Oscar bait—comes out in November or December; the dregs are reserved for January and February.
- They are not interested in the dregs from my stash of clothes.
- Having drunk the Clinton Global Initiative to the dregs, a hopey-changey hangover ensues.
- The fish dies and is brought back to life—along with grandpa—with the dregs of a bag of chips.
- The royal family, imprisoned in the Tuileries, were each day drinking of the cup of humiliation to its lowest dregs.
- Did this little man really know as much as he pretended, or was he merely fumbling around in the dregs of a forgotten past?
- They come into power flushed with success, and are themselves the very dregs of radicalism.
- My kinsman did not observe the loss, but, once more throwing back his head, drained the remainder to the dregs.
- This same bitter cup is filled for your own lips, and you must drink it to the dregs.