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scant

/skænt/

الترجمة: فعل يعني تقديم شيء أو استخدامه بكمية محدودة أو غير كافية؛ أو تقييد الشيء وتحديده بحدود ضيقة.

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verb

/skænt/C1formal
  • arفعل يعني تقديم شيء أو استخدامه بكمية محدودة أو غير كافية؛ أو تقييد الشيء وتحديده بحدود ضيقة.

A verb meaning to provide or use something in limited or insufficient amounts; to restrict or limit.

  1. To treat inadequately or superficiallyC1formal

    To perform a task hastily or carelessly, dealing with it in a shallow or insufficient manner.

    arالتعامل بشكل سطحي

    • He scanted his homework, finishing it in just ten minutes.
    • The report was scanted, lacking the necessary detail and analysis.
    • She scanted her duties, leading to several mistakes.

    المرادفاتneglectscampskimpslightstint

    الأضدادcomprehensivethorough

  2. To limit or restrictC1formal

    To deliberately reduce the quantity or quality of something.

    arتقييد أو تحديد

    • The budget cuts scanted the resources available for the project.
    • They scanted the portions at the restaurant to save money.
    • The manager scanted the training program, offering only a brief overview.

    المرادفاتcurtaillimitpinchreducerestrictskimpstint

    الأضدادfreelavishsquanderwaste

  3. To supply sparinglyC1formal

    To provide something in very limited amounts, often less than what is needed.

    arبخل

    • The relief effort scanted food and water to the refugees.
    • He scanted his praise, offering only a single word of approval.
    • The company scanted its employees with minimal benefits.

    المرادفاتbegrudgelimitskimpstint

    الأضدادdelugefloodglutheaplavishsatesatiateshower

الصيغ
  • scanted past participle
  • scanted past simple
  • scanting present participle
  • scants third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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