scrap

• n. 破片; 残り物; 戦い; 少量
• vt.廃棄する；分解する；解体する
• adj. 廃棄された；断片的な
• vi.

scrapeのaccording形から、削る、擦る、挽く、派生的にスクラップ、廃棄物、屑など。

scrap (v.1)

"to make into scrap," 1883 (of old locomotives), from scrap (n.1). Related: Scrapped; scrapping.

scrap (v.2)

"to fight, brawl, box," 1867, colloquial, from scrap (n.2). Related: Scrapped; scrapping.

scrap (n.1)

"small piece," late 14c., from Old Norse skrap "scraps, trifles," from skrapa "to scrape, scratch, cut" (see scrape (v.)). Meaning "remains of metal produced after rolling or casting" is from 1790. Scrap iron first recorded 1794.

scrap (n.2)

"fight," 1846, possibly a variant of scrape (n.1) on the notion of "an abrasive encounter." Weekley and OED suggest obsolete colloquial scrap "scheme, villainy, vile intention" (1670s).

1. There 's always tons of scrap paper in Dad 's office.

お父さんのオフィスにはいつも大量の古紙があります。

2.A crumpled scrap of paper was found in her handbag.

彼女のハンドバッグの中にしわくちゃの小さな紙片を見つけた。

3.He went to prison for receiving stolen scrap iron.

盗んだスクラップを買収して投獄された。

4.Thousands of Europe 's tanks and guns are going to the scrap heap.

ヨーロッパの何千何万もの戦車や銃が淘汰される。

5.Billy Bonds has never been one to avoid a scrap .

ビリー?ボンズは選手とキックボクシングをすることが多い。