形容词不足的; 缺乏的; 将近的; 吝啬的

及物动词限制; 节省; 吝惜

1. be scant of : 缺乏；

形容词

1. You have a scant hour in which to pack.
你有一小时来整理行李。

2. He paid scant attention to my warnings.
他对我的警告很少理睬。

3. Tom's family was scant of money.
汤姆家缺少钱。

及物动词

1. The general had to scant his men's rations.
将军不得不减少士兵的口粮。

2. Don't scant the butter when you make a cake.
做糕饼时不要吝惜奶油。

1. 深灰里子红带浅金属光泽(闪亮星泽质地)：Long Stem Rose 嫩粉色带浅浅金色光泽(闪亮星泽质地) | Scant 深灰里子红带浅金属光泽(闪亮星泽质地) | Mousse 浅焦糖棕褐色(显色丰润质地)

2. 缺乏的：scare 威吓 | scant 缺乏的 | trenchant 清晰的

3. 不足的：scansorial 适合攀登的 | scant 不足的 | scanties 短裤

4. 少的：scant 不足的 | scant 少的 | scantling draft ship 结构强度吃水船

1. 一丁点的;微小的;不足的;欠缺的
You use scant to indicate that there is very little of something or not as much of something as there should be.

e.g. She began to berate the police for paying scant attention to the theft from her car.
她开始痛斥警方对她车内被窃一案不够关注。
e.g. ...forces that have shown scant respect for Red Cross markings or UN flags...
对红十字会标志和联合国旗帜不屑一顾的军队

2. (强调数目)小的,很小的，仅有的
If you describe an amount as scant, you are emphasizing that it is small.

e.g. This hole was a scant .23 inches in diameter...
这个洞眼的直径只有 0.23 英寸。
e.g. In fact, Richard Savage had known Edward Bellamy a scant five hours.
实际上，理查德·萨维奇和爱德华·贝拉米相识才仅仅 5 个小时。

verb

1. supply sparingly and with restricted quantities

e.g. sting with the allowance

Synonym: stintskimp

2. limit in quality or quantity

Synonym: skimp

3. work hastily or carelessly
deal with inadequately and superficially

Synonym: skimp