scab

US /skæb/
UK /skæb/
"scab" picture
1.

keruping

a mass of dried blood and serum that forms over a wound as it heals

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The cut on his knee formed a scab.
Luka di lututnya membentuk keruping.
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Don't pick at your scab, it will heal faster if you leave it alone.
Jangan korek keruping awak, ia akan sembuh lebih cepat jika dibiarkan.
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crusteschar
2.

pengganti mogok, pembelot

a person who works while others are on strike; a strikebreaker

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The union members shouted at the scabs crossing the picket line.
Ahli kesatuan menjerit kepada pengganti mogok yang melintasi barisan piket.
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No one wants to be seen as a scab by their colleagues.
Tiada siapa yang mahu dilihat sebagai pengganti mogok oleh rakan sekerja mereka.
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strikebreakerblackleg
1.

mengering, membentuk keruping

to form a scab

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The wound began to scab over.
Luka itu mula mengering.
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His knee was still red, but it was starting to scab.
Lututnya masih merah, tetapi ia mula mengering.
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crust overheal over
2.

memecah mogok, menjadi pengganti mogok

to act as a strikebreaker

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He was accused of trying to scab during the factory strike.
Dia dituduh cuba memecah mogok semasa mogok kilang.
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The union warned members not to scab.
Kesatuan memberi amaran kepada ahli agar tidak memecah mogok.
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strikebreakblackleg