n.

1. 碎片，小塊[C]
   Put the scraps of paper in the wastebasket.

   將碎紙片放到廢紙簍裡。

2. 少量，一點點[S][（+of）]
   Jimmy does not have a scrap of imagination.

   吉米一點想像力也沒有。

3. 垃圾，破爛[U]
   All he could do was sell it for scrap.

   他只得把它當廢物出售。

4. 片段，選段[C]
   She read aloud scraps from the letter.

   她高聲朗讀那封信的片斷。

5. （從報刊剪下的）資料，圖片[C]
6. 殘羹剩飯[P]
   He gave scraps of food to the dog.

   他把剩餘的食物餵了狗。

7. 切削；廢料，廢金屬[U]
   About half of our new steel is old steel, otherwise known as scrap.

   我們大約有一半的新鋼是舊鋼，也叫作廢鋼。

vt.

1. 將……作為廢物；將……拆毀
   It is high time that the old plane was scrapped.

   這架舊飛機該報廢了。

2. 廢棄
   We had to scrap our plans.

   我們不得不放棄我們的計畫。

n.

1. 【俚】爭吵，打架[S]
   Let's not have a scrap about it.

   我們不要為這事爭吵了。

vi.

1. 【俚】爭吵，打架
   These two dogs are always scrapping.

   這兩條狗總是打架。

n.

1. a small piece or amount of something, especially one that is left over after the greater part has been used.
   ▸ (scraps) bits of uneaten food left after a meal.
2. material, especially metal, discarded for reprocessing.

v.

1. remove (an old or redundant vehicle, vessel, or machine) from use or service, especially so as to convert it to scrap metal.
2. abolish or cancel (a plan, policy, or law).

n.

v.