scupper

vt.

使船沉没；杀死，击溃；突袭；

n.

[航]甲板上的排水孔；排水口，出水口；水性杨花的女人；水沟

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1. He admits, however, that insurance difficulties might scupper that idea.
   不过他承认安全困难可能使计划受挫。
2. The project was scuppered by lack of money.
   那个计划因缺钱而告吹。
3. We're scuppered!
   我们完蛋了！

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