Definition of scads in English:

scads

plural nounskadzskædz

North American informal

A large number or quantity.
〈非正式，主北美〉许多；大量
they raised scads of children
他们抚养了许多小孩。
Example sentencesExamples
- Over the next two years, the group pushed for an alternate plan, attended scads of meetings, and attempted to cajole the railroad into a neighborhood-friendly solution.
- This friend keeps your mojo rising because her confident demeanor attracts the company of scads of hot dudes.
- If we had scads of dough, we could put up several hundred houses in Trenton and Camden to show people what a little square could look like.
- From in-store cameras to data-mining the scads of info collected by loyalty-card use and beyond, retailers are depending more and more on new technology to boost sales.
- Certainly this is not because he's a millionaire studbolt adored by scads of teenage females.
- To add insult to injury, some fund groups that have lost scads of money for investors are sticking them with extra charges - because the value of their accounts has sunk below the minimum investment.
- Rather, the doctor dined out in London (and raised scads of money) by recounting how a charging lion shook him like a rat in its teeth - this because he'd stupidly approached the hiding beast after wounding it.
- The building it was located in housed hundreds of offices with scads of workers, all in diverse fields.
- Fortunately, there are scads of principled, hopelessly marginal parties and candidates for whom you can cast a purely symbolic ballot.
- The beet salad is a knockout, a big bowl filled with rustic big slices of beets, scads of toasted walnuts, plenty of blue cheese, and a unifying salad of wilted arugula.
- Not only do scads of other books cover this material, but the amount of practical advice is minimal in comparison with the rest of the book.
- They started out like a great burning thing, hitting the ball all over the park, running the bases with abandon, and scoring scads of runs.
- In reality, scads of social science research shows victims rarely complain about harassment and, when they do, it is only after attempting less confrontational methods first.
- After scoring scads of runs in the early going against the likes of Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City, Minnesota's offense has come back to earth in a big way.
- Some surveys have shown that 60 percent of Catholics support embryonic stem-cell research; scads of Catholics are also pro-choice.
- I'm thinking, somewhat critically, it sure has been a long time since she began talking about opening this community centre to serve the scads of immigrant kids in St. Jamestown, when she pulls me out of the dank reverie.
- Lily manages to convince them of her noble aim (which is to sell their musical heritage for piles of cash while bringing scads of curious music lovers into the solitary mountain towns).
- Both films, despite scads of sexy talk, scantily clad bodies, and anatomical joking, shun actual nudity, preserving an aura of safety, if not sanctity, around the love act itself.
- They have distilled their research into a sophisticated program that digests scads of personal data and spits out a multiyear financial plan with annual targets for spending, saving, and insurance coverage.
- Remember, though, that most applications, for some time to come, will still be 32-bit in nature, so don't upgrade with the anticipation of running scads of 64-bit programs.
Synonyms
a large amount, a fair amount, a good deal, a great deal, a deal, a great quantity, quantities, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, masses

Origin

Mid 19th century: of unknown origin.

Definition of scads in US English:

scads

plural nounskædzskadz

North American informal

A large number or quantity.
〈非正式，主北美〉许多；大量
they raised scads of children
他们抚养了许多小孩。
in singular he's installed a scad of microprocessors
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm thinking, somewhat critically, it sure has been a long time since she began talking about opening this community centre to serve the scads of immigrant kids in St. Jamestown, when she pulls me out of the dank reverie.
- Fortunately, there are scads of principled, hopelessly marginal parties and candidates for whom you can cast a purely symbolic ballot.
- This friend keeps your mojo rising because her confident demeanor attracts the company of scads of hot dudes.
- If we had scads of dough, we could put up several hundred houses in Trenton and Camden to show people what a little square could look like.
- Both films, despite scads of sexy talk, scantily clad bodies, and anatomical joking, shun actual nudity, preserving an aura of safety, if not sanctity, around the love act itself.
- They have distilled their research into a sophisticated program that digests scads of personal data and spits out a multiyear financial plan with annual targets for spending, saving, and insurance coverage.
- In reality, scads of social science research shows victims rarely complain about harassment and, when they do, it is only after attempting less confrontational methods first.
- From in-store cameras to data-mining the scads of info collected by loyalty-card use and beyond, retailers are depending more and more on new technology to boost sales.
- Remember, though, that most applications, for some time to come, will still be 32-bit in nature, so don't upgrade with the anticipation of running scads of 64-bit programs.
- Lily manages to convince them of her noble aim (which is to sell their musical heritage for piles of cash while bringing scads of curious music lovers into the solitary mountain towns).
- Over the next two years, the group pushed for an alternate plan, attended scads of meetings, and attempted to cajole the railroad into a neighborhood-friendly solution.
- Not only do scads of other books cover this material, but the amount of practical advice is minimal in comparison with the rest of the book.
- The building it was located in housed hundreds of offices with scads of workers, all in diverse fields.
- They started out like a great burning thing, hitting the ball all over the park, running the bases with abandon, and scoring scads of runs.
- To add insult to injury, some fund groups that have lost scads of money for investors are sticking them with extra charges - because the value of their accounts has sunk below the minimum investment.
- Rather, the doctor dined out in London (and raised scads of money) by recounting how a charging lion shook him like a rat in its teeth - this because he'd stupidly approached the hiding beast after wounding it.
- The beet salad is a knockout, a big bowl filled with rustic big slices of beets, scads of toasted walnuts, plenty of blue cheese, and a unifying salad of wilted arugula.
- After scoring scads of runs in the early going against the likes of Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City, Minnesota's offense has come back to earth in a big way.
- Certainly this is not because he's a millionaire studbolt adored by scads of teenage females.
- Some surveys have shown that 60 percent of Catholics support embryonic stem-cell research; scads of Catholics are also pro-choice.
Synonyms
a large amount, a fair amount, a good deal, a great deal, a deal, a great quantity, quantities, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, masses

Origin

Mid 19th century: of unknown origin.

词汇	scads
释义	Definition of scads in English: scads plural nounskadzskædz North American informal A large number or quantity. 〈非正式，主北美〉许多；大量 they raised scads of children 他们抚养了许多小孩。 Example sentencesExamples Over the next two years, the group pushed for an alternate plan, attended scads of meetings, and attempted to cajole the railroad into a neighborhood-friendly solution. This friend keeps your mojo rising because her confident demeanor attracts the company of scads of hot dudes. If we had scads of dough, we could put up several hundred houses in Trenton and Camden to show people what a little square could look like. From in-store cameras to data-mining the scads of info collected by loyalty-card use and beyond, retailers are depending more and more on new technology to boost sales. Certainly this is not because he's a millionaire studbolt adored by scads of teenage females. To add insult to injury, some fund groups that have lost scads of money for investors are sticking them with extra charges - because the value of their accounts has sunk below the minimum investment. Rather, the doctor dined out in London (and raised scads of money) by recounting how a charging lion shook him like a rat in its teeth - this because he'd stupidly approached the hiding beast after wounding it. The building it was located in housed hundreds of offices with scads of workers, all in diverse fields. Fortunately, there are scads of principled, hopelessly marginal parties and candidates for whom you can cast a purely symbolic ballot. The beet salad is a knockout, a big bowl filled with rustic big slices of beets, scads of toasted walnuts, plenty of blue cheese, and a unifying salad of wilted arugula. Not only do scads of other books cover this material, but the amount of practical advice is minimal in comparison with the rest of the book. They started out like a great burning thing, hitting the ball all over the park, running the bases with abandon, and scoring scads of runs. In reality, scads of social science research shows victims rarely complain about harassment and, when they do, it is only after attempting less confrontational methods first. After scoring scads of runs in the early going against the likes of Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City, Minnesota's offense has come back to earth in a big way. Some surveys have shown that 60 percent of Catholics support embryonic stem-cell research; scads of Catholics are also pro-choice. I'm thinking, somewhat critically, it sure has been a long time since she began talking about opening this community centre to serve the scads of immigrant kids in St. Jamestown, when she pulls me out of the dank reverie. Lily manages to convince them of her noble aim (which is to sell their musical heritage for piles of cash while bringing scads of curious music lovers into the solitary mountain towns). Both films, despite scads of sexy talk, scantily clad bodies, and anatomical joking, shun actual nudity, preserving an aura of safety, if not sanctity, around the love act itself. They have distilled their research into a sophisticated program that digests scads of personal data and spits out a multiyear financial plan with annual targets for spending, saving, and insurance coverage. Remember, though, that most applications, for some time to come, will still be 32-bit in nature, so don't upgrade with the anticipation of running scads of 64-bit programs. Synonyms a large amount, a fair amount, a good deal, a great deal, a deal, a great quantity, quantities, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, masses Origin Mid 19th century: of unknown origin. Definition of scads in US English: scads plural nounskædzskadz North American informal A large number or quantity. 〈非正式，主北美〉许多；大量 they raised scads of children 他们抚养了许多小孩。 in singular he's installed a scad of microprocessors Example sentencesExamples I'm thinking, somewhat critically, it sure has been a long time since she began talking about opening this community centre to serve the scads of immigrant kids in St. Jamestown, when she pulls me out of the dank reverie. Fortunately, there are scads of principled, hopelessly marginal parties and candidates for whom you can cast a purely symbolic ballot. This friend keeps your mojo rising because her confident demeanor attracts the company of scads of hot dudes. If we had scads of dough, we could put up several hundred houses in Trenton and Camden to show people what a little square could look like. Both films, despite scads of sexy talk, scantily clad bodies, and anatomical joking, shun actual nudity, preserving an aura of safety, if not sanctity, around the love act itself. They have distilled their research into a sophisticated program that digests scads of personal data and spits out a multiyear financial plan with annual targets for spending, saving, and insurance coverage. In reality, scads of social science research shows victims rarely complain about harassment and, when they do, it is only after attempting less confrontational methods first. From in-store cameras to data-mining the scads of info collected by loyalty-card use and beyond, retailers are depending more and more on new technology to boost sales. Remember, though, that most applications, for some time to come, will still be 32-bit in nature, so don't upgrade with the anticipation of running scads of 64-bit programs. Lily manages to convince them of her noble aim (which is to sell their musical heritage for piles of cash while bringing scads of curious music lovers into the solitary mountain towns). Over the next two years, the group pushed for an alternate plan, attended scads of meetings, and attempted to cajole the railroad into a neighborhood-friendly solution. Not only do scads of other books cover this material, but the amount of practical advice is minimal in comparison with the rest of the book. The building it was located in housed hundreds of offices with scads of workers, all in diverse fields. They started out like a great burning thing, hitting the ball all over the park, running the bases with abandon, and scoring scads of runs. To add insult to injury, some fund groups that have lost scads of money for investors are sticking them with extra charges - because the value of their accounts has sunk below the minimum investment. Rather, the doctor dined out in London (and raised scads of money) by recounting how a charging lion shook him like a rat in its teeth - this because he'd stupidly approached the hiding beast after wounding it. The beet salad is a knockout, a big bowl filled with rustic big slices of beets, scads of toasted walnuts, plenty of blue cheese, and a unifying salad of wilted arugula. After scoring scads of runs in the early going against the likes of Cleveland, Detroit, and Kansas City, Minnesota's offense has come back to earth in a big way. Certainly this is not because he's a millionaire studbolt adored by scads of teenage females. Some surveys have shown that 60 percent of Catholics support embryonic stem-cell research; scads of Catholics are also pro-choice. Synonyms a large amount, a fair amount, a good deal, a great deal, a deal, a great quantity, quantities, an abundance, a wealth, a profusion, plenty, masses Origin Mid 19th century: of unknown origin.
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