scrounge in Finnish
scrounge in Finnish is pummata — scrounge means to search for or obtain something, especially by asking others or making do with what is available.
scrounge in Finnish
pummata
(intransitive) To obtain something of moderate or inconsequential value from another.
What does "scrounge" mean?
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verb To search for or obtain something, especially by asking others or making do with what is available.
"We scrounged some firewood from the campsite next door."
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noun A person who scrounges; someone who gets by on borrowed or found things.
"He's a bit of a scrounge, always borrowing tools he never returns."
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scrounge in a sentence
- We scrounged some firewood from the campsite next door.
- He scrounged a few dollars together for the bus fare.
- He's a bit of a scrounge, always borrowing tools he never returns.
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What is "scrounge" in Finnish?
"scrounge" in Finnish is pummata. scrounge means: To search for or obtain something, especially by asking others or making do with what is available.
How do you use "scrounge" in a sentence?
Example: "We scrounged some firewood from the campsite next door." In Finnish, "scrounge" is pummata.
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