skimpy如何读

英:[ˈskɪmpi]

美:[ˈskɪmpi]

skimpy是什么意思

  • adj.(衣服等)尺寸小的;不足的;缺乏的;吝啬的

skimpy自然拼读

skimp·y

skIm pi

skimpy变形

比较级:skimpier或more skimpy

最高级:skimpiest或most skimpy

skimpy扩展

skimpily (adv.), skimpiness (n.)

skimpy词根

词根:skimp

adj.

skimp 少的;不足的

adv.

skimpily 吝啬地

vi.

skimp 节省;不够用心

vt.

skimp 克扣;对…不够用心;舍不得给;少给

skimpy英英释义

Adjective

1. containing little excess;

"a lean budget"

"a skimpy allowance"

skimpy词源中文解释

"spare, scanty," 1842年,来自 skimp(形容词)"scanty"(1775年),可能最终源于18世纪早期的 scrimp 的改编或 scamp(动词)的变体。据 OED 称,“直到19世纪末才普遍使用。” Skimping,意为同样的含义,源自形容词,可以追溯到1778年。相关词汇: Skimpily; skimpiness。

skimpy词源英文解释

The first known use of skimpy was in 1842

skimpy儿童词典英英释义

skinnyadjective

resembling skin : membranous

a skinny layer

very thin

skinnernoun

one that removes and processes or deals in skins, pelts, or hides

a driver of draft animalsespecially: mule skinner

skin1 of 2noun

the outer layer of an animal when separated from the body usually with its hair or feathers : hide, pelt

a sheet of parchment or fine-grained leather made from a hide

bottle entry 1 sense 1b

the usually tough and flexible outer layer of an animal body that in vertebrates is made up of two layers including an inner dermis and an outer epidermis

an outer covering or surface layer apple skins

a sausage skin

the life or physical well-being of a person

made sure to save his skin

skin2 of 2verb

to strip, scrape, or rub off the skin of skinned my knee

skin an animal

to cover or become covered with or as if with skin

cheat entry 1 sense 1, fleece

to climb up or down

skin up and down a rope

to pass or get by with little room to spare

skinknoun

any of a family of mostly small lizards with smooth scales

skinflintnoun

a person who is very stingy in money matters : miser

skin1 of 2noun

the outer layer of an animal when separated from the body usually with its hair or feathers : hide, pelt

a sheet of parchment or fine-grained leather made from a hide

bottle entry 1 sense 1b

the usually tough and flexible outer layer of an animal body that in vertebrates is made up of two layers including an inner dermis and an outer epidermis

an outer covering or surface layer apple skins

a sausage skin

the life or physical well-being of a person

made sure to save his skin

skin2 of 2verb

to strip, scrape, or rub off the skin of skinned my knee

skin an animal

to cover or become covered with or as if with skin

cheat entry 1 sense 1, fleece

to climb up or down

skin up and down a rope

to pass or get by with little room to spare

skimpyadjective

barely enough : scanty

skimpy 例句

1 As soon as he was out through the door my mother, clad only in her skimpy underwear, came into the kitchen, chamber pot in hand.

2 Illinois's pension funds were skimpy even before the crisis.

伊利诺伊州的养老金基金在这次危机前本就不足。

3 It came with a Razzie Award for worst supporting actress and criticism for wearing skimpy attire to play a nuclear weapons expert named Christmas Jones.

4 Christian, wearing a skimpy two-piece costume, is referred to as a mermaid because she swims a lot.

5 The sounds of the new morning had been replaced with grumbles about cheating houses, weighted scales, snakes, skimpy cotton and dusty rows.

6 In what has to be a wry allusion to Mr. Berlusconi’s taste in television, Leonardo persuades an advertising client to sign on with a new programming format that shows young girls dancing in skimpy clothes.

7 The accounts range from dancers whose mothers diligently cull men from the ranks of followers, to girls in skimpy bikinis whose parents actively encourage male admirers and sell them special photo sets.

8 The meals were skimpy and there were only two of them.

9 I spent my 21st birthday in quarantine with nary a body shot in sight and this skimpy outfit I’d bought for the occasion stuffed in a drawer.

10 They seem to occupy a third sphere of slick and pointless professionalism, where too much technique serves relatively skimpy, generic ideas.

11 By the time it appears in “The Bell Jar,” however, the dress is a symbol of dashed illusions, “a skimpy, imitation silver-lamé bodice stuck on to a big, fat cloud of white tulle.”

12 Mr. Aster writes an impressive-looking check and succeeds in cashing it, but on close examination the payout turns out to be skimpier than anticipated, and drawn mostly on someone else’s account.

13 More recently, debates about skimpy costumes tap into broader concerns about young girls growing up too quickly.

14 While more than a dozen actors put in performances that could, at least theoretically, nab them the best actor statue, the best actress category is skimpy at best.

15 She wears skimpy dresses.

她穿着暴露。

16 His wealth is a godsend not just for Alva, but for her whole blue-blooded family, who were in such dire straits as to be getting by on two skimpy meals a day.

17 What comes out of your oven will be so good, you won't need a skimpy larder as an excuse to make it.

18 After answering a casting call, she was bussed out to the desert location with more than 120 other young women, in skimpy western outfits.

19 This should have been a single CD; each disc runs thin before it ends, and the skimpy package begs for lyrics and recording information.

20 Women should wear a dress - not too short, not too skimpy and certainly not white.

女士应该穿礼服,礼服不要太短,也别太露,白色可是万万不可的。

skimpy 同义词

5 鄙吝的

near stingy grasping

7 短而暴露

skimpily skimpiness

8 敷衍了事的

slipshod curt

10 暴露的

revealing

11 马马虎虎的

short-spoken slack perfunctory so-so

23 短缺的

wanting

30 太紧

bind pinch

32 不够大的

skinny undersized undersize

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