1.Maybe he's become a scrooge with the routine of being watched to getting done old .

也许他变成了一个富豪，每天的工作就是一成不变地被人看着变老。

2.You could say somebody " Scrooged" it up.

你可以说是遇上吝啬鬼了。

3.Scrooges' catchphrase in the book and in the movies is bah humbug!

斯克鲁本书以及电影中的口头禅是“呸，骗人的鬼话！”

4.'I do, ' said scrooge. ' Why do you call it “merry” Christmas? You're too poor to be merry.'

“我就是个意思，”斯克罗吉说。“你为什么管‘乐’的圣节？你太穷了，根本乐不起来。”

5.Oh dear. I might be grumpy – and that means bad-tempered – but I'm not a scrooge!

哦，天啊。我或许是很暴躁，脾气不好，但是我不是吝啬鬼。

6.Nobody ever stopped him in the street to say, with a happy smile, 'My dear Scrooge, how are you?

走街上没有人截住他并面带幸福的微笑向他说，“我亲爱的斯克罗吉，你好吗？

7.Laura saw the stockings limply dangling, and she scrooged her shut eyes into the pillow.

劳拉看到丝袜无力地晃来晃去，她闭上了眼睛，把眼睛缩进枕头里。机翻

8.'Nothing! ' scrooge replied. 'I don't have a merry Christmas myself, and I won't pay for other people to be merry.

“什么都不给！”斯克罗吉回答说。“我自己圣节都不乐，所以我也不会花钱去让其他人乐。

9.In the English language, a scrooge -- with a lowercase s -- is a person who is unwilling to give to others.

英语中，首字母小写的scrooge个词是指不愿意付出的人。

10.Hagrid launched himself forward on top of the scrooge that was cornering Harry and Ron, and flattened it.

海格向前跳到那个逼到哈利和罗恩身边的守财奴身上，把压平了。机翻