英 [kædʒ] 美 [kædʒ]
vi. 乞讨；骗得白食；行乞；贩卖
vt. 乞讨；行乞；贩卖
n. （Cadge）人名；（英）卡奇
第三人称单数cadges
现在分词cadging
过去式cadged
过去分词cadged
cadge /kædʒ/ [ cadging cadged cadges ]
及物动词 If someone cadges food, money, or help from you, they ask you for it and succeed in getting it. 乞得
Can I cadge a cigarette?
我可以讨一根香烟吗？
He could cadge a ride from somebody.
他可以求别人搭个便车。
... cadge：乞讨 cadge与beg的区别：beg表示乞求、恳求，“求”的意味很强；而cadge是口语，通常用来请求别人行个方便、给点小东西，或向别人借东西而又无意归还，“乞求”的意味不如beg强。 cajole：哄骗 ...
... n.刺耳的声音 cadge v.行乞,乞求 cajole v.哄骗 ...
... cadetships = 军校学员 cadge = 贩卖 cadged = 被贩卖的 ...
... cache v.贮藏，隐藏，n.藏物处 cachet n.(证明品质的)优良标志 cadge v.行乞，乞求 ...
cadger 小型注油器；行骗者；乞讨者
乞讨；骗得白食；行乞；贩卖
乞讨；行乞；贩卖
Can I cadge a cigarette?
我可以讨一根香烟吗？
He could cadge a ride from somebody.
他可以求别人搭个便车。
I managed to cadge some money off my dad.
我设法从我父亲那里要了一些钱。
I'm not saying that in other forms of distribution they are not entitled totally to whatever they can cadge from the closed system operators.
If you can cadge an invite to the office party of the company where you want to work, you might get an inside scoop.
Gone forever, it sometimes seems, are the carefree days when a chain-smoking Arnold Palmer could cadge cigarettes off reporters in the gallery and still win majors.