shrimp
shrimp 英 [ʃrɪmp] 美 [ʃrɪmp]
n. 虾；小虾；矮小的人 vi. 捕虾 adj. 有虾的；虾制的
进行时:shrimping 过去式:shrimped 过去分词:shrimped 第三人称单数:shrimps 名词复数:shrimps
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- n. 虾；小虾；矮小的人
- vi. 捕虾
- adj. 有虾的；虾制的
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1. I also got a microscope set and watched shrimp grow and things like that.
我还得到过一个显微镜，观察小虾的成长和这些类似的事情。
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2. The host generally pays, and no one needs to hear you gripe about appetizer prices or shrimp count.
主人通常都会支付账单，没人想要听到你抱怨关于开胃菜的价格或者小虾的个数。
- shrimp (n.) early 14c., "slender, edible marine crustacean," probably from Old Norse skreppa "thin person," from Proto-Germanic *skrimp- (see scrimp). Related to Old English scrimman "to shrink;" the connecting notion is probably "thinness" (compare Danish dialectal skrimpe "thin cattle"). The meaning "puny person" in English is attested from late 14c.; an especially puny one might be a shrimplet (1680s).
- shrimp (v.) "fish for shrimp," 1801 (implied in shrimping ), from shrimp (n.). Related: Shrimper (1808).
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