mooch

英 [muːtʃ]

美 [muːtʃ]

v.  溜达; 闲逛; 白吃(或用等); 要别人白给(金钱、食物等)

现在分词：mooching　过去式：mooched　复数：mooches　第三人称单数：mooches　过去分词：mooched　

BNC.37117 / COCA.38087

短语动词

牛津词典

verb

• 溜达；闲逛
  to walk slowly with no particular purpose; to be somewhere not doing very much
  1. He's happy to mooch around the house all day.
     他就愿意在家里闲待着。
• 白吃（或用等）；要别人白给（金钱、食物等）
  to get money, food, etc. from sb else instead of paying for it yourself
  1. He's always mooching off his friends.
     他总是向朋友讨钱花。

英英释义

noun

• someone who mooches or cadges (tries to get something free)
  Synonym:moochercadgerscrounger

verb

• ask for and get free
  Synonym:bumcadgegrubsponge

双语例句

• At what point does a friend become a mooch? It's a matter of frequency.
  到什么样的程度才可以说一个朋友变成一个贪小便宜的人呢？这其实是个频繁度的问题。
• All you did was mooch off me when I was a big star!
  当年我红的时候你一直在沾我光！
• Are you gonna mooch offyour family all the time?
  你准备当一辈子啃老族？
• Many is ugly and the deceit in order to achieve own goal throw over love colored clothing to mooch.
  不少的丑陋及欺骗为了达到自己的目的披着爱情的彩衣招摇撞骗。
• Since 1949, life insurance industry in our country began step on the mooch and went through.
  建国以来，我国的寿险业蹒跚起步，历经坎坷。
• Old Flint's son does nothing but mooch about from morning till night.
  老弗林特的儿子整天闲逛；什么事也不干。
• I feel sick of those who mooch off others.
  我最讨厌跟别人要钱的人了。
• It is not means-tested, so old people who previously paid for their own drug coverage have an incentive to mooch off the taxpayer instead.
  这一政策实施之前并没有对老年人作生活状况的调查，因此预付了自己药品保证金的老年人就有了换而讹诈纳税人的诱因。
• THE MOOCH This is the guy who never seems to go anywhere with his wallet after he takes you out once or twice.
  乞讨者这就是那个在他带你出去一两次之后似乎永远不会与他的钱包去任何地方的人。
• If you behave badly, you have nobody to depend on but your parents left to mooch off.
  如果你行为不正，除了揩你父母的油水外，你没有任何人可以依赖。