英语词汇“truantship”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	truantship
释义	truantship in British English (ˈtruːəntˌʃɪp) noun a rare word for truancy truant in British English (ˈtruːənt) noun 1. a person who is absent without leave, esp from school adjective 2. being or relating to a truant verb 3. (intransitive) to play truant Derived forms truancy (ˈtruancy) or truanting (ˈtruanting) noun Word origin C13: from Old French: vagabond, probably of Celtic origin; compare Welsh truan miserable, Old Irish trōg wretched
随便看	there's no disguising the fact that ... there's no excuse for such behaviour there's no future in this idea there's no harm (in) trying there's no hurry there's no mistaking (there's) no need there's no need for us to finish this there's no need/no need there's no need to shout there's no other solution there's no point (in doing that) there's no question of a compromise/them agreeing there's no question of doing sth there's no reply there's no sign of her changing her mind there's no smoke without fire where there's smoke there's fire there's no such thing as a free lunch there's-no-such-thing-as-a-free-lunch there's no telling theres-no-telling there's nothing at all to see there's nothing better/worse (than ... ) there's nothing for it theres-nothing-for-it

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truantship in British English