scurry

/skur-ee, skuhr-ee/US // ˈskɜr i, ˈskʌr i //UK // (ˈskʌrɪ) //

疾跑,窜逃,逃窜,窜窜跳跳

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

v.有主动词 verb

n.名词 noun

1
plural scur·ries.
- : a scurrying rush: the scurry of little feet on the stairs.
- : a short run or race.

verbmove along swiftly

Forms: scurried, scurries, scurrying

Synonyms

It has also caused a panicked scurry for antiviral drug remdesivir, which became a popular therapy option as India’s case count kept surging past all previous records.
Some are homes and some are pump houses, and you can only tell the difference when you see human silhouettes scurry on rooftops.
There is a constant flow of ambulances bringing in wounded while doctors scurry to save them.
He gazed down at the local track bed and saw something sleek and fat scurry under a rail.
I feel like I am in a John Le Carré novel and scurry into the tavern in hopes of avoiding an “international incident.”
People scurry past me while eating freshly roasted corn on the cob.
She bent above the page, and in the fever of her interest seemed to pounce on it and scurry over it.
The squad took advantage of the confusion to drop their burden and scurry out of sight in the throng.
A sleepy beetle dropped on its back; he turned it over and watched it scurry across the grass.
We had to scurry out in a hurry to avoid being penned there.
In the hurry and scurry that ensued, Sandy escaped sadly to the square.

/skur-ee, skuhr-ee/US // ˈskɜr i, ˈskʌr i //UK // (ˈskʌrɪ) //

疾跑,窜逃,逃窜,窜窜跳跳

v.无主动词 verb

v.有主动词 verb

n.名词 noun

1
plural scur·ries.
- : a scurrying rush: the scurry of little feet on the stairs.
- : a short run or race.

verbmove along swiftly

Forms: scurried, scurries, scurrying

Synonyms

It has also caused a panicked scurry for antiviral drug remdesivir, which became a popular therapy option as India’s case count kept surging past all previous records.
Some are homes and some are pump houses, and you can only tell the difference when you see human silhouettes scurry on rooftops.
There is a constant flow of ambulances bringing in wounded while doctors scurry to save them.
He gazed down at the local track bed and saw something sleek and fat scurry under a rail.
I feel like I am in a John Le Carré novel and scurry into the tavern in hopes of avoiding an “international incident.”
People scurry past me while eating freshly roasted corn on the cob.
She bent above the page, and in the fever of her interest seemed to pounce on it and scurry over it.
The squad took advantage of the confusion to drop their burden and scurry out of sight in the throng.
A sleepy beetle dropped on its back; he turned it over and watched it scurry across the grass.
We had to scurry out in a hurry to avoid being penned there.
In the hurry and scurry that ensued, Sandy escaped sadly to the square.