gold digger in Lithuanian
gold digger in Lithuanian is barakuda — gold digger means a person who forms or keeps up a romantic relationship mainly to get money or an expensive lifestyle out of their partner.
gold digger in Lithuanian
barakuda
(figuratively, pejorative) A person who cultivates a personal relationship in order to attain wealth.
What does "gold digger" mean?
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noun A person who forms or keeps up a romantic relationship mainly to get money or an expensive lifestyle out of their partner.
"His family were convinced she was a gold digger after the inheritance."
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noun A person who digs or prospects for gold.
"The town grew up around camps of gold diggers in the 1850s."
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gold digger in a sentence
- His family were convinced she was a gold digger after the inheritance.
- The film paints her as a gold digger, which the book never does.
- The town grew up around camps of gold diggers in the 1850s.
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What is "gold digger" in Lithuanian?
"gold digger" in Lithuanian is barakuda. gold digger means: A person who forms or keeps up a romantic relationship mainly to get money or an expensive lifestyle out of their partner.
How do you use "gold digger" in a sentence?
Example: "His family were convinced she was a gold digger after the inheritance." In Lithuanian, "gold digger" is barakuda.
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