英语词汇“misspend”的意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

是什么意思

vt.

浪费；

变形

过去式：misspent过去分词：misspent现在分词：misspending第三人称单数：misspends

英英释义

misspend[ ,mis'spend ]

v.
- spend time badly or unwisely
- spend (money or other resources) unwisely

学习怎么用

权威例句

EU Misspend Tops $6.4 Billion
Don't misspend on Fitchburg rail work
DID ATTORNEY GENERAL MISSPEND?
Margaret McCartney: How to misspend ￡2.4bn
Governments Misspend More Than Half of Our Taxes -- Global Poll
Re: Margaret McCartney: How to misspend ￡2.4bn
Critics feel states may misspend their tobacco windfall
City Says JTA Didn't Misspend $20 Million; in Dispute Did the Transportation Agency Use City Funds Not Allocated for Certain Projects?
Travel Expense Scandal Hits Capitol Hill; Members Misspend or Pocket Unused Allowance Rather Than Return It
Tuition, Books, Lingerie and Club Med; California Trade School Accused of Scheme to Collect and Misspend Education Grants

单词	misspend
释义	misspend 听听怎么读英 [?m?s?spend] 美 [m?s?sp?nd] 是什么意思 vt. 浪费；变形过去式：misspent过去分词：misspent现在分词：misspending第三人称单数：misspends 英英释义 misspend[ ,mis'spend ] v. spend time badly or unwisely spend (money or other resources) unwisely 学习怎么用权威例句 EU Misspend Tops $6.4 Billion Don't misspend on Fitchburg rail work DID ATTORNEY GENERAL MISSPEND? Margaret McCartney: How to misspend ￡2.4bn Governments Misspend More Than Half of Our Taxes -- Global Poll Re: Margaret McCartney: How to misspend ￡2.4bn Critics feel states may misspend their tobacco windfall City Says JTA Didn't Misspend $20 Million; in Dispute Did the Transportation Agency Use City Funds Not Allocated for Certain Projects? Travel Expense Scandal Hits Capitol Hill; Members Misspend or Pocket Unused Allowance Rather Than Return It Tuition, Books, Lingerie and Club Med; California Trade School Accused of Scheme to Collect and Misspend Education Grants
随便看	have one's hands full have one's hands tied have one's heart set on have one's moment have one's own way have one's work cut out have only to have out have pity on have power over have priority over have reason to have recourse to have respect for have sale have sex have some bearing on have someone's day have someone's finger in the pie have someone's hands full have someone's heart set on have someone's moment have someone's own way have something at someone's fingertips have something in common