scampered

英 [ˈskæmpəd]

美 [ˈskæmpərd]

v.  欢快地奔走; 蹦蹦跳跳
scamper的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB （步子小而轻地）奔跑，疾走;蹦蹦跳跳
  When people or small animalsscampersomewhere, they move there quickly with small, light steps.
  1. Children scampered off the yellow school bus and into the playground...
     孩子们欢快地跑下黄色的校车，冲进运动场。
  2. The flash sent the foxes scampering away.
     闪光惊得狐狸四处逃窜。

双语例句

• The children scampered off into the garden.
  孩子们急奔出去进了花园。
• The rabbit scampered down its hole as soon as it saw me.
  兔子一看见我就惊惶地溜进洞里。
• Worried, we all scampered over to it and saw to our grief that it had fallen out of the tree and broken a wing.
  我们担心地跑了过去，注意到这只鸟是从树上摔了下来，折断一只翅膀。
• This is a government school, she told one woman, who scampered away with her wares on her head.
  这是政府办的学校，她告诉一个妇女，后者把货物顶在头上迅速离开了。
• The cat scampered away.
  猫刺棱一下跑了。
• The rabbits scampered away as we approached.
  我们一走近就把兔子吓跑了。
• When the doorbell rang, Cheryl scampered to answer.
  当门铃一响，谢丽尔就奔跑着去开门。
• Seeing the danger, he turned the car and scampered off like a rat, but crashed into a roadblock, breaking his two legs.
  他见不好，慌忙调头鼠窜，不想一下子撞到了一个路障上，一下子撞断了双腿。
• The dogs scampered around him, their tails like trip-wires at his feet.
  狗在他身旁边蹦蹦跳跳；尾巴就像脚上绊脚线。
• Out of the casket sprang a hare and scampered off as fast as it could.
  从棺材里跳出一只兔子，突然离去一样快，它可能。