名詞小塊（紙、布匹等）；絲毫；一丁點；殘羹剩飯動詞廢棄；取消；拋棄；報廢網(wǎng)絡廢料；碎片；小片
及物動詞
1. It is high time that the old plane was scrapped.
這架舊飛機該報廢了。
名詞
1. Let's not have a scrap about it.
我們不要為這事爭吵了。
2. scrap
2. She read aloud scraps from the letter.
她高聲朗讀那封信的片斷。
3. Jimmy does not have a scrap of imagination.
吉米一點想象力也沒有。
4. He gave scraps of food to the dog.
他把剩余的食物喂了狗。
1. 廢料：北美的使用量已逐步超過歐洲而成為液壓成形零組件最大消耗地區(qū);而最大的汽車應用廠商則屬美國GM公司,根據(jù)其2002年資料統(tǒng)計,采用液壓成形技術可以減少每年約1,230萬呎的焊接部位(約145噸焊接線材),以及2,000噸之沖壓廢料(Scrap).
2. 報廢：因為在生產(chǎn)制造流程中修理(Repair)、重工(Rework)、報廢(Scrap)都會造成隱藏性不良質(zhì)量的成本(Cost of Poor Quality, COPQ). 據(jù)國外研究,公司的質(zhì)量成本約占銷貨收入的25%,其中有75%的質(zhì)量成本是屬于隱藏性不良質(zhì)量的成本(John Hawley Atkinson,
3. 廢鐵：例如在期租租船合約,不要因為承租人在談判的時候表達意圖去裝棉花或散糧而忽略了對租約條文的重視,例如訂明禁止裝廢鐵(scrap)或其他不適宜的貨物,因為是新造船舶.
4. 廢品：圖二即重點勾繪出成為李奇公司建立之品保資訊系統(tǒng);它包含了:(三) 作業(yè)員(Operators and Adjustors)之評鑒報表(四) 報廢品(Scrap)之數(shù)量及原因分析報表等多項衡量品質(zhì)的資料收集分析、報告、及保存系統(tǒng)(Data Collection, Analysis,
1. 碎片;小塊;一丁點兒
A scrap of something is a very small piece or amount of it.
e.g. A crumpled scrap of paper was found in her handbag...
在她的手提包里發(fā)現(xiàn)了一張皺巴巴的小紙片。
e.g. ...a fire fueled by scraps of wood...
用木屑燃起的火
2. 殘羹剩飯;吃剩的東西
Scraps are pieces of unwanted food which are thrown away or given to animals.
e.g. ...the scraps from the Sunday dinner table.
星期天晚餐的殘羹剩飯
3. 除掉;取消;廢棄
If you scrap something, you get rid of it or cancel it.
e.g. President Hussein called on all countries in the Middle East to scrap nuclear or chemical weapons...
侯賽因總統(tǒng)號召中東所有國家放棄核武器和化學武器。
e.g. It had been thought that passport controls would be scrapped.
人們曾認為會放開護照管制。
4. (金屬、紙張)廢棄的,報廢的
Scrap metal or paper is no longer wanted for its original purpose, but may have some other use.
e.g. There's always tons of scrap paper in Dad's office.
爸爸的辦公室里總有大量的廢紙。
5. (廢舊機械或汽車的)廢金屬
Scrap is metal from old or damaged machinery or cars.
scrap
e.g. Thousands of tanks, artillery pieces and armored vehicles will be cut up for scrap.
成千上萬的坦克、大炮和裝甲車將被切割成廢金屬。
6. (尤指不激烈的)斗毆，吵架
You can refer to a fight or a quarrel as a scrap, especially if it is not very serious.
e.g. Billy Bonds has never been one to avoid a scrap.
比利·邦茲經(jīng)常與球員發(fā)生拳腳沖突。