spendthrift in Japanese
spendthrift in Japanese is 使い手, 極道, 浪費家 — spendthrift means careless with money; wasteful.
spendthrift in Japanese
使い手
Pronounced: tsukaite
Someone who spends money improvidently or wastefully.
極道
Pronounced: gokudō
Someone who spends money improvidently or wastefully.
浪費家
Pronounced: rōhika
Someone who spends money improvidently or wastefully.
What does "spendthrift" mean?
- adj Careless with money; wasteful.
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adj Extravagant; spending far more than is needed.
"This feels like a significant league title in more ways than one. It is now 14 years since Roman Abramovich emerged as an spendthrift presence in west London."
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spendthrift in a sentence
- This feels like a significant league title in more ways than one. It is now 14 years since Roman Abramovich emerged as an spendthrift presence in west London.
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What is "spendthrift" in Japanese?
"spendthrift" in Japanese is 使い手, 極道, 浪費家. spendthrift means: Careless with money; wasteful.
How do you pronounce 使い手?
"spendthrift" in Japanese is 使い手, pronounced "tsukaite".
Are there other ways to say "spendthrift" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "spendthrift": 使い手, 極道, 浪費家.
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