Traductions de „scrounge“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » portugais

I . scrounge [skraʊndʒ] VERBE trans fam

scrounge

filar

to scrounge sth off [or from] sb

filar a. c. de alguém

II . scrounge [skraʊndʒ] VERBE intr fam

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

Expressions couramment utilisées avec scrounge

to scrounge off of sb

viver às custas de alguém

to scrounge sth off [or from] sb

filar a. c. de alguém

to scrounge around (sth) for sth

fuçar (a. c.) em busca de a. c.

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

During this time they also scrounged supplies from local units, including commandeering a jeep, and taking rice and other rations from the countryside.

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Some became so desperate by 1863 that they resorted to scrounging old shoes from abandoned campsites that had been exposed to the elements for six months or more.

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When his wages were spent, he borrowed and scrounged for money.

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The park was soon gutted; seats sold for $10 and fans and present and former club employees scrounged for mementos.

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People squat in abandoned buildings and scrounge for food.

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Moose members cleaned and remodeled the room while the ladies of the lodge scrounged up furniture and curtains from local donations.

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Mai believes him and scrounges up enough to pay him.

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The new band began recording in a friend's basement, essentially bartering for recording time with musical gear and whatever limited funds they could scrounge up.

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The men from the balloon school spent much of their spare time at the aerodrome, scrounging joy rides.

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Sometimes wives will go gardening, scrounging through garbage cans to provide food for their children and themselves.

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