paltry in Japanese
paltry in Japanese is 僅かばかりの, 取るに足らぬ — paltry means so small in amount or value as to be almost insulting; trivial or worthless.
paltry in Japanese
僅かばかりの
Trashy, trivial, of little value.
取るに足らぬ
Of little monetary worth.
What does "paltry" mean?
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adj So small in amount or value as to be almost insulting; trivial or worthless.
"He was offered a paltry sum for the antique vase."
paltry in a sentence
- He was offered a paltry sum for the antique vase.
- The company gave a paltry apology after the scandal.
Common Japanese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "paltry" in Japanese?
"paltry" in Japanese is 僅かばかりの, 取るに足らぬ. paltry means: So small in amount or value as to be almost insulting; trivial or worthless.
How do you use "paltry" in a sentence?
Example: "He was offered a paltry sum for the antique vase." In Japanese, "paltry" is 僅かばかりの, 取るに足らぬ.
Are there other ways to say "paltry" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "paltry": 僅かばかりの, 取るに足らぬ.
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