scrapping

/skrap/US // skræp //UK // (skræp) //

报废,废料,废弃的,报废的

Definitions

n.名词 noun

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : consisting of scraps or fragments.
- : existing in the form of fragments or remnants of use only for reworking, as metal.
- : discarded or left over.

verbabandon; throw away

Synonyms

Another major project, the 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline, was scrapped in July after numerous delays and questions about whether it was needed.
Critics of online learning who worry remote instruction is already shortchanging students see even more of an incentive to scrap snow days.
As James Temple outlines, California needs to scrap century-old fire management policies to fight its wildfires.
The physician argued that scrapping the law during the coronavirus pandemic would be disastrous.
The replacement material that was supposed to stick to the third target was made incorrectly and had to be scrapped, records show.

/skrap/US // skræp //UK // (skræp) //

报废,废料,废弃的,报废的

n.名词 noun

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : consisting of scraps or fragments.
- : existing in the form of fragments or remnants of use only for reworking, as metal.
- : discarded or left over.

verbabandon; throw away

Synonyms

Another major project, the 600-mile Atlantic Coast Pipeline, was scrapped in July after numerous delays and questions about whether it was needed.
Critics of online learning who worry remote instruction is already shortchanging students see even more of an incentive to scrap snow days.
As James Temple outlines, California needs to scrap century-old fire management policies to fight its wildfires.
The physician argued that scrapping the law during the coronavirus pandemic would be disastrous.
The replacement material that was supposed to stick to the third target was made incorrectly and had to be scrapped, records show.