skimp
英 [skɪmp] 美 [skɪmp]

vt.& vi.

少用；少给；克扣；节省

变形

过去式：skimped过去分词：skimped现在分词：skimping第三人称单数：skimps

英英释义

skimp[ 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

用作动词(v.)

1. Don't skimp the butter when you make cakes.
   你做蛋糕时不要吝惜用奶油。
2. They have to skimp on fuel in winter.
   冬天他们得节省燃料。
3. Higher officials always skimp on the salaries of their staff.
   上级长官总是克扣下属们的薪饷。
4. Don't skimp on your employment section.
   一定要详细阐述你的工作 经验。

权威例句

skimp
Don't skimp on the sarmies
"Don't skimp on ads, investments"
Don’t Skimp When It Comes to Reward and Recognition
If you offer Botox, don't skimp on training.
9 times you should skimp or splurge on your vacation
Further characterisation of the skimp mouse
Don't Skimp on the Visual-It Seals the Deal: Photography Can Be the Key to a Successful Direct Mail Campaign
Blood cultures for community-acquired pneumonia: No place to skimp!
Messaging deserves the big guns: Mail volume will only increase, so don't skimp