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

scram¹ v. [no object], scrammed, scram•ming. [Informal.]

to go away;
get out:They had to scram before the cops came.

scram¹ v.i., scrammed, scram•ming. [Informal.]

to go away;
get out (usually used as a command):I said I was busy, so scram.

probably shortened form of scramble (but compare German schramm, imperatire. singular of schrammen to depart) 1925–30

scram² [Informal.]
n.

Energy, Physicsthe rapid shutdown of a nuclear reactor in an emergency.

v.t.

Physicsto shut down (a nuclear reactor) rapidly in an emergency.

perh. identical with scram¹, though sense development is unclear 1945–50

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scram /skræm/ vb (scrams, scramming, scrammed)

(intr; often imperative) informal to go away hastily; get out

Etymology: 20th Century: shortened from scramble

scram /skræm/ n

an emergency shutdown of a nuclear reactor

(of a nuclear reactor) to shut down or be shut down in an emergency

Etymology: 20th Century: perhaps from scram¹

单词	scrammed
释义	WordReference Random House Learner's Dictionary of American English © 2024 scram¹ /skræm/USA pronunciation v. [no object], scrammed, scram•ming. [Informal.] to go away; get out:They had to scram before the cops came. WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2024 scram¹ (skram),USA pronunciation v.i., scrammed, scram•ming. [Informal.] to go away; get out (usually used as a command):I said I was busy, so scram. probably shortened form of scramble (but compare German schramm, imperatire. singular of schrammen to depart) 1925–30 scram² (skram),USA pronunciation [Informal.] n. Energy, Physicsthe rapid shutdown of a nuclear reactor in an emergency. v.t. Physicsto shut down (a nuclear reactor) rapidly in an emergency. perh. identical with scram¹, though sense development is unclear 1945–50 Collins Concise English Dictionary © HarperCollins Publishers:: scram /skræm/ vb (scrams, scramming, scrammed) (intr; often imperative) informal to go away hastily; get out Etymology: 20th Century: shortened from scramble scram /skræm/ n an emergency shutdown of a nuclear reactor vb (of a nuclear reactor) to shut down or be shut down in an emergency Etymology: 20th Century: perhaps from scram¹
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