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scamp
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/skæmp/
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/skæmp/
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scamp
noun
scamps
pl
UK
/skæmp/
US
/skæmp/
мошенник
The scamp managed to trick everyone at the fair.
Мошенник сумел обмануть всех на ярмарке.
шалун
The little scamp hid my shoes again.
Маленький шалун снова спрятал мои туфли.
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озорник
плут
Synonyms
rogue
rapscallion
imp
trickster
mischief-maker
knave
scoundrel
rascal
scamp
verb
scamped
Past Simple
scamped
Past Participle
scamping
Gerund
UK
/skæmp/
US
/skæmp/
шалить
The children scamp around the playground during recess.
Дети шалят на игровой площадке во время перемены.
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озорничать
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scamp
noun
A person, especially a child, who is mischievous in a likable or amusing way.
The little scamp managed to sneak a cookie from the jar without anyone noticing.
A rogue or rascal; someone who is unscrupulous or unprincipled.
The scamp tricked the tourists into buying fake tickets.
scamp
verb
To perform (work, a task, etc.) in a hasty, careless, or inadequate manner; to skimp.
The contractor scamped the repairs by using cheap materials.
To act or work in a hurried or slipshod way.
If you scamp, you'll only have to redo the project later.
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