scruff
noun
uk/skrʌf/us/skrʌf/scruffnoun(NECK)
by the scruff ofthe/yourneck
by theskinat the back of theneck:
抓着…的颈背Catscarrytheirkittensby the scruff of theneck.猫提小猫时叼它的颈背。
Itook/grabbedhim by the scruff of hisneckandthrewhim out of thehall.我揪住他的脖子把他扔出了大厅。
The head & neck of non-human animals
- antler
- beak
- cockscomb
- comb
- crested
- crop
- dewlap
- horn
- horned
- jaw
- muzzle
- neck
- nose
- pouch
- proboscis
- snout
- sucker
- trunk
- tusk
- wattle
scruffnoun(PERSON)
[C]UKinformal
adirtyanduntidyperson:
邋遢的人Ifeelabitof a scruff in myjeans.我穿着牛仔裤感觉有些邋遢。
Dirt & untidiness
- bloodstain
- blotch
- clutter
- contaminant
- contamination
- crud
- filthiness
- fleck
- grime
- grunge
- gunge
- muck
- omnishambles
- pollutant
- polluter
- recontamination
- shambles
- slime
- slob
- smear
scruffs[plural]UKinformal
clothesthat are notformalorsuitableforworkorspecialoccasions,especiallyoldorwornclothes:
I always getchangedinto my scruffs assoonas I gethomefromwork.
Why can't welookas good as that inourscruffs?