I find myself feeling like either a deep-pocketed patsy or a skinflint.(我覺(jué)得自己好像是一個(gè)財(cái)大氣粗的帕齊或者是吝嗇鬼。)

You may not be able to avoid feeling like a patsy or a skinflint, but a budget of how much to spend, tip or give will create a structure for your own sanity.(你可能會(huì)覺(jué)得自己是個(gè)吝嗇鬼，但是預(yù)先規(guī)定好了該多少錢、該給多少小費(fèi)、該施舍多少，能夠幫助你理智消費(fèi)。)

He's very tightfisted. 8. Her boss is a skinflint.(他很吝嗇。她老板是個(gè)一毛不拔的人。)

TRADITIONALLY, Britain has been an educational skinflint.(英國(guó)通常在教育方面十分吝嗇。)

My boss is a skinflint.(我老板是個(gè)一毛不拔的人。)

He is a skinflint.(他是個(gè)一毛不拔的人。)

His boss is a skinflint.(他老板是個(gè)一毛不拔的人。)

It's impossible to borrow some money from him. He is a real skinflint.(向他借錢是不可能的，他確實(shí)是個(gè)吝嗇鬼。)

A skinflint worships money.(吝嗇鬼崇拜金錢。)

A lot of people say in answer to these questions, "Oh, I'd look like a skinflint", or It was not worth bothering about.(“很多人說(shuō)，在這些問(wèn)題的答案是：”哦，我看起來(lái)就像是一個(gè)片“，或是”這是不值得理會(huì)。)