scud 的 2 个定义
scud·ded, scud·ding.
- to run or move quickly or hurriedly.
- Nautical. to run before a gale with little or no sail set.
- Archery. to fly too high and wide of the mark.
- the act of scudding.
- clouds, spray, or mist driven by the wind; a driving shower or gust of wind.
- low-drifting clouds appearing beneath a cloud from which precipitation is falling.
scud 近义词
skim across
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- If they were, then we could all run out and purchase a tank, a grenade launcher, a bazooka, a SCUD missile and a nuclear warhead.
- There are still airstrikes and now Scud-missile attacks, and bodies of executed people are being pulled out of the river.
- And who was now running the Scud missiles and bombers that would be deployed to use these chemical weapons?
- One day apart, North Korea launched a long-range missile to much fanfare, and the Assad regime fired Scud missiles on the rebels.
- “You aim a Scud at a city and hope it lands somewhere important,” said one retired U.S. intelligence officer.
- I never seed a scud on the 'Banks' but 'ut it was allus follered by a fog.
- The small ragged clouds which are sometimes seen sailing rapidly through the air, are called scud.
- He has discarded a heavy folio for a light romance, while the hours scud by, broken only by the observations.
- Captain Downs instinctively squinted aloft at the scud which was dimming the stars; he sniffed at the volleying wind.
- The moon had gone in, and a misty scud-wrack spreading itself overhead was creeping around the dim crags on high.