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1. (v.t.) scrounge
to borrow with no intention of repaying.
2. scrounge
to assemble by foraging.
3. (v.i.) scrounge
to borrow something small that one is not expected to return.
Etymology: (1905–10; alter. of dial. scringe to glean)
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1. (verb) scrounge, forage
collect or look around for (food)
2. (verb) schnorr, shnorr, scrounge, cadge
obtain or seek to obtain by cadging or wheedling
"he is always shnorring cigarettes from his friends"
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Sense: to get by begging from someone else
May I scrounge some coffee?
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 Afrikaans: leen |
 Arabic: يَحْصَل على شَيء بالتَّوَ |
 Bulgarian: изпросвам |
 Brazilian: esmolar |
 Czech: vyžebrat si |
 German: schnorren |
 Danish: nasse |
 Greek: κάνω τράκα |
 Spanish: gorrear |
 Estonian: lunima |
 Farsi: سر كيسه كردن |
 Finnish: pummata |
 French: taper (de) |
 Hebrew: לְשנוֹרֵר |
 Hindi: उड़ा लेना, इकट्ठा करना, ख |
 Croatian: žicati |
 Hungarian: potyázik |
 Indonesian: memohon |
 Icelandic: sníkja |
 Italian: scroccare |
 Japanese: ねだる |
 Korean: 신세를 지다 |
 Lithuanian: (iš)kaulyti |
 Latvian: izlūgties; izkaulēt |
 Malay: mengecek untuk mendapatka |
 Dutch: schooien |
 Norwegian: tigge, rappe, knabbe |
 Polish: wyprosić, wyżebrać |
 Persian: سر كيسه كردن |
 Pashto: لیف کول |
 Portuguese: cravar |
 Romanian: a tapa (de) |
 Russian: попрошайничать |
 Slovak: vyžobrať si |
 Slovenian: žicati |
 Serbian: iskamčiti |
 Swedish: snylta (tigga) sig till |
 Thai: ขอบริจาค |
 Turkish: otlakçılık etmek |
 Taiwanese: 乞討，索取 |
 Ukrainian: старцювати; випрошувати |
 Urdu: چیزیں ہتھیانا |
 Vietnamese: xin,ăn xin |
 Chinese: 乞讨，讨要 |
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