stint基本解释
v.节省;限制;停止
n.节约;限制;定额的工作;滨鹬
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副词: stintingly 名词: stinter 过去式: stinted 过去分词: stinted 现在分词: stinting 第三人称单数: stints
基本词汇
v.节省;限制;停止
n.节约;限制;定额的工作;滨鹬
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副词: stintingly 名词: stinter 过去式: stinted 过去分词: stinted 现在分词: stinting 第三人称单数: stints
noun
1. an individual's prescribed share of work
e.g. her stint as a lifeguard exhausted her
2. smallest American sandpiper
Synonym: least sandpiperErolia minutilla
3. an unbroken period of time during which you do something
e.g. there were stretches of boredom
he did a stretch in the federal penitentiary
Synonym: stretch
verb
1. supply sparingly and with restricted quantities
e.g. sting with the allowance
Synonym: skimpscant
2. subsist on a meager allowance
e.g. scratch and scrimp
Synonym: scrimpskimp
1. (在某地的)工作时间,活动时间
A stint is a period of time which you spend doing a particular job or activity or working in a particular place.
e.g. He is returning to this country after a five-year stint in Hong Kong.
他在香港工作了5 年后即将回国。
1. 节省:stinkweed 臭草 | stint 节省 | stipe 柄
2. 吝惜,节省:acquaintance熟人 | stint吝惜,节省 | stink臭气
3. 吝啬:tink 叮当声 | stint 吝啬 | flayflint 大吝啬鬼
4. 限制;定额;节约;定量:stinkstone 臭灰岩 | stint 限制;定额;节约;定量 | stipite 富含黄铁矿瘦煤
His wife and children had money lavished on them without stint.
出自:J. G. HollandNo need for stint where supplies were always at hand.
出自:E. R. PitmanWould neither stint nor stick Our flesh from off our bones to pick.
出自:Shelley