scamper 的 2 个定义
- to run or go hastily or quickly.
- to run playfully about, as a child.
- a scampering; a quick run.
scamper 近义词
run, dash
更多scamper例句
- Sauteur d’Alfort rabbits aren’t the only animal to adopt an odd scamper if there’s a mutation to this gene, known as RORB.
- With faces painted and bandannas wrapped around their heads, pro-Morsi kids scamper around the Rabaa mosque sit-in.
- The children scamper around the empty clinic lobby in tiaras, filling the place with laughter.
- When fighting flares over Gaza, world leaders and pundits scamper to the same old and feeble solution: a ceasefire.
- Still, they scamper after their generalissimo in the end, and meanwhile he is much too dignified to look back.
- A great scamper ensued, as you may imagine, and then from each German trench burst out a heavy rifle fire.
- Herds of deer scamper across its grassy slopes, and afford excellent stalking to the hospitable owner and his guests.
- But how those astounded artillery men—those of them who could run at all—did scamper out of there.
- There was a quick scamper of feet as Will stepped out, then silence!