scum 的 3 个定义
- a film or layer of foul or extraneous matter that forms on the surface of a liquid.
- refuse or offscourings.
- a low, worthless, or evil person.
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scummed, scum·ming.
- to remove the scum from.
- to remove as scum.
scummed, scum·ming.
- to form scum; become covered with scum.
scum 近义词
superficial impurities, dirt
people who are bad, despicable
更多scum例句
- These freshwater blooms may look like scum, foam, mats or even paint floating atop the water.
- On Earth, such sediments have preserved evidence of ancient life in the form of fossilized mats of microscopic pond scum called stromatolites.
- Intensely satisfying to use, these bad boys easily bust through even the grimiest, most built-up of messes—the soap scum on tubs, fat caked grill tops, and, of course, the toughest grout stains.
- Scum it off with your spoon, and lay it in anotherPage 117 dish.
- The home missions class furnished the inspiration for it, and called it "Scum o' the Earth," an impromptu immigration pageant.
- Let all this boil together a full hour, and keep it constantly skimmed, as long as any Scum will rise upon it.
- Scum like you has ter come ter the mark sooner or later, and come yer have.
- On Scum exist the lowest conditions of life found in any stellar world.