cheapskate in Japanese
cheapskate in Japanese is 欲張り — cheapskate means a person who is reluctant to spend money, even when they can afford to.
cheapskate in Japanese
欲張り
Pronounced: yokubari
(by extension) Someone who does not give freely.
What does "cheapskate" mean?
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noun A person who is reluctant to spend money, even when they can afford to.
"Don't be such a cheapskate — split the bill evenly."
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cheapskate in a sentence
- Don't be such a cheapskate — split the bill evenly.
- He's known as the office cheapskate, always "forgetting" his wallet.
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What is "cheapskate" in Japanese?
"cheapskate" in Japanese is 欲張り. cheapskate means: A person who is reluctant to spend money, even when they can afford to.
How do you pronounce 欲張り?
"cheapskate" in Japanese is 欲張り, pronounced "yokubari".
How do you use "cheapskate" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't be such a cheapskate — split the bill evenly." In Japanese, "cheapskate" is 欲張り.
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