"scruple" 怎么发音
word
ˈskɹupəɫ
SKROO-puhl
skɹˈuːpəl
sk-ROO-puhl
释义
A scruple is a moral doubt or feeling that prevents someone from doing something they think might be wrong.
IPA 音标
美式英语
ˈskɹupəɫ
英式英语
skɹˈuːpəl
简化发音
美式
SKROO-puhl
英式
sk-ROO-puhl
语境中听
He had a scruple about lying to his friend.
She acted without scruple, taking what she wanted.
People with strong scruples will not cheat.
Tom has no scruples about bending the rules if it helps him win.