scroop 的 2 个定义
v. 无主动词 verb- to emit a harsh, grating sound: The gate scrooped as he swung it shut.
- a scrooping sound.
- ability to make a rustling sound added to silk or rayon fabrics during finishing by treating them with certain acids.
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- A victim of the waning governess trade, Miss Ellington must take a position at the crumbling Scroop Hall.
- Battle of Shipton moor; prince Henry dispersed the 8,000 insurgents under Scroop, by seizing the persons of their leaders.
- Jerry caught at one of the hall chairs, and made it scroop on the stone floor.
- Old Mr Paul pushed back his chair and made it scroop loudly on the summer-house floor, as he bared his yellow teeth in a grin.
- Our party consisted of my two brothers, young Scroop and Musgrave, and a naval officer, Wilson.
- Meantime Frank and Scroop and the Captain also began walking on, and hoped soon to overtake him.