skimping
英 [s'kɪmpɪŋ] 美 [s'kɪmpɪŋ]

v.

少用( skimp的现在分词 )；少给；克扣；节省

英英释义

skimp

• v.
  • work hastily or carelessly; deal with inadequately and superficially

    同义词：scant

  • limit in quality or quantity

    同义词：scant

  • subsist on a meager allowance

    同义词：scrimpstint

  • supply sparingly and with restricted quantities

    同义词：stintscant

双语例句

1. Use plenty of oil. Don't skimp!
   多用些油.
2. They have to skimp on fuel in winter.
   冬天他们得节省燃料。

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