scudding

基本解釋

Absorbed in painting, you know not old age is coming; indeed, to me wealth and rank are like clouds scudding.
丹青不知老將近，富貴于我如浮云。
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It was one of those afternoons with dark and light grey clouds flying across the sky on the wind (scudding, as they say in really old novels).
那是烏云和淺灰色云團(tuán)隨風(fēng)飛過(guò)天空（行云，如他們?cè)谡嬲爬系男≌f(shuō)里說(shuō)的那樣）的那些下午中的一個(gè)。
"Is it in Chicago?" she asked nervously. They were now far beyond the city limits, and the train was scudding across the Indiana line at a great rate.
“那地方在芝加哥城里嗎？”她緊張地問(wèn)。他們這時(shí)早已遠(yuǎn)離市區(qū)范圍，火車正飛速越過(guò)印第安納州界。

In the meantime, San Diego—so sunny and prosperous on the surface—carries on, with families strolling through Balboa Park and weekend sailors scudding across Mission Bay.
ECONOMIST: Under the shiny surface, a real mess awaits the victor
Although the races attract hundreds of thousands of spectators, most of them snatch only brief glimpses of the noisy four-wheeled inverted aeroplanes scudding around the tarmac, their aerofoils upside down to glue them to the track rather than lift them off a runway.
ECONOMIST: Mr Formula One