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scoot AHD[sko͞ot] D.J.[skuːt]K.K.[skut]v.（动词）scoot.ed, scoot.ing, scoots v.intr.（不及物动词）- To go suddenly and speedily; hurry.迅速跑开：突然并急速地走；急速
v.tr.（及物动词）- Upper Southern U.S. To squirt with water:【美国南部偏北】 用水喷："I know I wouldn't scoot down no hog with no hose"(Flannery O'Connor)“我知道没有水管我也会给公猪喷水”(弗兰纳瑞·奥康诺)
scoot over - Midland U.S. Upper Southern U.S. To move (a person or thing) to the side to make room:【美国中部】 【美国南部偏北】 让开，挪开：把（人或物）移到一边以让地儿：Scoot that chair over.把椅子弄开
- Scots [to eject, squirt] 苏格兰语 [喷射，喷涌]
- [probably of Scandinavian origin] ; akin to Old Norse skjōta [to shoot] [可能源于斯堪的纳维亚语] ；类似于 古斯堪的纳维亚语 skjōta [ 射击]
scoot n.（名词）注释- Scoot comes from a Scandinavian verb related to the verb shoot and, borrowed into Scots dialect, originally meant "to squirt with water.” Two derived senses, both intransitive verbs, have become even more common:"to slide suddenly across a surface" and "to move quickly": The mouse scooted across the floor. In the American Midlands, there is a phrasal verbscoot over, meaning, in its transitive sense, "to push (someone or something) to the side to make room.”Scoot 源于斯堪的纳维亚语的一个与动词 Shoot 有关的动词，被借入到苏格兰方言中，最初意为“用水喷”。 它的二个都为不及物动词的引申意甚至变得更为常见： “突然滑过表面”和“快速移动”： 老鼠突然窜过地板。 在美国中部地区，有一动词词组scoot over ， 它作及物动词时意为“把（人或物）挪开以让路”
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