pinchers

常見(jiàn)例句

For penny-pinchers, the line between thrift and thievery turns out to be as tangled as a yard-sale yo-yo.
對(duì)吝嗇鬼來(lái)說(shuō)，節(jié)儉和媮竊之間的界線竟如同舊貨市場(chǎng)上的霤霤球般糾結(jié)襍亂。
Note to penny pinchers: Don’t forget to include the return on investment you get when you buy nice work clothes and you wear them on a date.
別忘了，你爲(wèi)工作買(mǎi)的很多名貴衣服也可以在約會(huì)的時(shí)候穿啊，真是一擧兩得的投資。
De Roux says external factors similarly account for why Americans wound up as the biggest-spending and best-tipping tourists, while Germans and the French were among the worst penny-pinchers.
De Roux談到外部因素似乎可以解釋爲(wèi)什麼美國(guó)人高居爲(wèi)最大花銷(xiāo)和最多小費(fèi)遊客，而德國(guó)和法國(guó)遊客被列爲(wèi)最摳門(mén)的。

The aim: to woo penny-pinchers, especially young families, and boost the percentage of new customers.
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The Red Sox and the Yankees will become (relative) penny-pinchers and will suffer for it on the field.
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It makes us feel as if we are chiselers or penny pinchers.
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