scanty 的 2 个定义
scant·i·er, scant·i·est.
- scant in amount, quantity, etc.; barely sufficient.
- meager; not adequate.
- lacking amplitude in extent or compass.
plural scant·ies.
- scanties, very brief underpants, especially for women.
scanty 近义词
inadequate
更多scanty例句
- Someone hears how great your app is and immediately searches the name, only to find scanty or no relevant results at all.
- They lean against the fence, hips jutted out, their legs exposed by scanty pink shorts and skimpy dresses.
- Others donned Berlusconi masks or carried signs with “No Lie Zone” and photos of young women in scanty costumes.
- They could not take both horses; feed would be scanty there, and there would be no need of two horses.
- He had received the scanty education generally bestowed upon the sons of small yeomen at the beginning of the present century.
- He was a fat, heavy man of about fifty years of age, and his scanty hair was turning grey.
- It had been very scanty information and late in its arrival—too late to enable the master manhunter to block the plan.
- The scanty income she had saved from her mother's property rendered it necessary for her to live with the utmost frugality.