Translations for „scrooge“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . scrounge [skraʊndʒ] VB trans inf

scrounge

filar

to scrounge sth off [or from] sb

filar a. c. de alguém

II . scrounge [skraʊndʒ] VB intr inf

scrounge

filar

to scrounge around (sth) for sth

fuçar (a. c.) em busca de a. c.

to scrounge off of sb

viver às custas de alguém

stooge [stuːdʒ] N

stooge

títere m

scrounger [ˈskraʊndʒər, Brit -əʳ] N pej inf

scrounger

pessoa f que fila

scrounger

aproveitador(a) m (f)

I . scroll [skroʊl, Brit skrəʊl] N

scroll

rolo m de papel

II . scroll [skroʊl, Brit skrəʊl] VB intr COMPUT

scroll

rolar

to scroll up/down

rolar para cima/baixo

I . scrape [skreɪp] N

1. scrape no pl (act of scraping):

scrape

raspagem f

scrape

arranhão m

2. scrape inf (situation):

scrape

enrascada f

II . scrape [skreɪp] VB trans

1. scrape (remove layer):

scrape

raspar

scrape

esfolar

2. scrape (rub against):

scrape

tocar de raspão em

scruple [ˈskruːpl] N no pl

scruple

escrúpulo m

to have no scruples (about doing sth)

não ter escrúpulos (em fazer a. c.)

scourge [skɜːrdʒ, Brit skɜːdʒ] N a. fig

scourge

flagelo m

crook [krʊk] N

1. crook inf (criminal):

crook

vigarista mf

2. crook (shepherd's staff):

crook

cajado m

I . scoop [skuːp] N

1. scoop (utensil):

scoop

pá f

scoop

concha f

2. scoop (amount):

scoop

colherada f

scoop ice-cream

bola f

3. scoop publ:

scoop

furo m (jornalístico)

to get the scoop on sb/sth

conseguir um furo em relação a alguém/a. c.

what's the scoop?

o que é que rola?

II . scoop [skuːp] VB trans

to scoop sth up

pegar a. c. (com as mãos)

she scooped up the little boy and gave him a hug

ela pegou o menino com as mãos e lhe deu um abraço

school² N ZOOL

school

cardume m

crooked [ˈkrʊkɪd] ADJ

1. crooked (not straight):

crooked

torto(-a)

2. crooked inf (dishonest):

crooked

desonesto(-a)

scooter [ˈskuːt̬ər, Brit -təʳ] N

1. scooter (toy):

scooter

patinete m

2. scooter (vehicle):

(motor) scooter

lambreta f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Scrooge begs the ghost to hurry, knowing that his time for reform is short.

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Scrooge yells for help and finds himself back in his room.

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Scrooge's popularity grew, and by 1952, the character had a comic book of his own.

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Scrooge plays with some children in the street, and sings in church.

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Scrooge is not sad, but decides to try his luck as a silver prospector.

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Scrooge keeps all his money in a corn crib at the farm.

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Scrooge discovers he has time to put things right and becomes a generous man.

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Scrooge, upon leaving his office, is chased by poor children.

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