scrape together

英 [skreɪp təˈɡeðə(r)]

美 [skreɪp təˈɡeðər]

（艰难地）凑齐，筹集

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB (艰难地)凑齐，筹集
  If youscrape togetheran amount of money or a number of things, you succeed in obtaining it with difficulty.
  1. They only just managed to scrape the money together...
     他们只是勉强凑够了钱。
  2. It's possible the Congress Party will scrape together a majority.
     国大党可能会勉强获得多数票。

双语例句

• It's possible the Congress Party will scrape together a majority.
  国大党可能会勉强获得多数票。
• With the help of the House of Peace community center in Milwaukee, Ashford hopes to scrape together enough food and money to survive another month and move into a new home.
  同帮助和平之家社区活动中心，密尔沃基阿什福德希望拼凑足够的食物和金钱，生存，再过一个月，搬进了新家。
• See if you can scrape together enough eggs for an omelet.
  你看看能否凑几个鸡蛋煎个鸡蛋饼。
• Take two nails and scrape them together vigorously.
  以两个钉子和他们一起大力刮。
• That'll give you some time to scrape together a little cash.
  给你多一些时间去筹集现金。
• They only just managed to scrape the money together
  他们只是勉强凑够了钱。
• This is why artists scrape together a meager living for an average of seven years before being noticed.
  这就是为什么艺术家们在被注意之前要赞足平均七年时间的贫寒生活。
• I'll scrape something together, and I'll find you this week.
  我会去凑点钱，我这个星期会去找你的。
• Scrape the dead leaves together into a pile, and then we can burn them.
  请把枯叶聚成一堆，我们好烧掉。
• In contrast, the workers most subject to cuts are unable, given their wage rates, to scrape together that level of financial freedom.
  与此相反，最容易被裁汰的普通员工薪资水平普遍较低，积攒财富相当吃力，无法获得同等程度的经济自由。