mooch的意思和读音

mooch

: [mutʃ] : [muːtʃ]

v.);

mooches  mooching  mooched  

v.wander,amble,meander,roam,ramble

moochv.

1.[i]+ adv./prep.to walk slowly with no particular purpose; to be somewhere not doing very much

He's happy to mooch around the house all day.

2.[i][t]~ (sth) (off sb));to get money, food, etc. from sb else instead of paying for it yourself

He's always mooching off his friends.

v.1.(along);;, (around, round)2.;,;;;

v.1.to ask someone to give you something instead of paying for it yourself. The British word is cadge.

1. ... Mean Spirited Mooch Natural Cook ...

2. Mean Spirited Mooch Natural Cook ...

3. pauper n. mooch v schnorrer n | ...

4. ... intrude mooch deforce ...

5. pauper n. mooch v schnorrer n | ...

6. steal v. , , , mooch vt. , thieve v. ...

7. ... mien n. mooch vt. <> mood n. ...

8. moo-cow mooch moocher ...

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1.Your religious donations fund freeloaders who mooch off society but who generally provide little or no value in return.

2.It is not means-tested, so old people who previously paid for their own drug coverage have an incentive to mooch off the taxpayer instead.

3.I feel sick of those who mooch off others.

4.I don't want any handouts. I don't mooch off anyone.

5.If you behave badly, you have nobody to depend on but your parents left to mooch off.

6.On May 11th "the Mooch" took the stage to welcome around 1, 500 people to the SkyBridge Alternatives (SALT) conference in Las Vegas.,Mooch1500SkyBridge(SALT)

7.That doesn't mean you mooch off of other people.便

8.At what point does a friend become a mooch ? It's a matter of frequency.便

9.I feel sick of those who mooch off others. o; f