The old peasant was an avaricious and close-fisted fellow.
那
老农是
而又
啬
家伙。
The old peasant was an avaricious and close-fisted fellow.
那老农是而又啬家伙。
A classic example comes from comedian Jack Benny, famous for his parsimony.
有经典例子出自以啬著称喜剧演员杰克·班尼。
What a miserable old devil he was!
他是多么可恶啬鬼呀！
After the death of his stingy wife, Edward loosened up a great deal.
爱德华在他啬妻子死后, 用钱大方多了。
Whatever faults he may have, meanness is not one of them.
不管他有什么缺点, 可他没有啬这一缺点。
The miser was untouched by the poor man’s story.
那啬鬼对那穷人叙述无动于衷。
Don’t expect that niggard to invite you to dinner.
别指望那啬鬼会请你吃饭。
The wise person should go beyond the evil of greed and miserliness.
聪明人应该超越和啬邪恶。
They gave him a dig about his meanness.
他们在挖苦他啬。
These advanced places use not stingily in with the same music of the people over.
这些先进之处毫不啬地用在与民同乐之
。
She did not begrudge the money spent on her children's education.
她对用在孩子们教育
用从不啬。
A tightfisted man was standing on the pavement with two heavy suitcases hailing a taxi.
一啬人带着两只很重箱子站在人行道叫出租车。
The niggard contributed little to them.
这啬鬼几乎就没捐钱给他们。
He’s so mingy with his money.
他对钱十分啬。
She practices economy without being stingy.
她奉行一种不啬节俭方式。
The vile person shall be no more called liberal, nor the churl said to be bountiful.
愚顽人不再称为高明、啬人不再称为大方。
"True cleverness."I nowise and illiberality give public recognition her and she be a face of satisfied facial expression.
“真聪明。”我毫不啬地表扬她，她一脸得意表情。
He is niggardly of money.
他用钱啬。
He’s very tightfisted.
他很啬。
A skinflint worships money.
啬鬼崇拜金钱。
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