mooch

常見(jiàn)例句

LL: A mooch, that's someone who, instead of getting things for herself, borrows or takes things from others.
A mooch就是指那種喜歡借別人或者是拿別人東西的人。
Your religious donations fund freeloaders who mooch off society but who generally provide little or no value in return.
你的捐款養(yǎng)活了那些在社會(huì)上遊手好閑，而對(duì)社會(huì)幾乎沒(méi)什麼廻報(bào)的喫白食的人。
Whether it’s your nosy mother, or her mooch of a younger brother, in-laws can introduce some serious tension into your relationship.
不論是你喋喋不休的老媽，還是他經(jīng)常來(lái)佔(zhàn)便宜的老哥，雙方的親慼都可能會(huì)導(dǎo)致你們的關(guān)系緊張。

It started last Sunday, when I was at her house to mooch some lunch while helping her get photos off of her digital camera and onto a sharing site so she could, ahem, share them.
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They can pay a few dollars to listen to, say, Flaco Jimenez, a frenetic and brilliant San Antonio accordionist, or slip next door to catch Mitch Watkins, a hometown guitar legend, or mooch even further down Sixth Street to catch a promising young funk band.
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