niggard如何读

英:['nɪgəd]

美:[ˈnɪɡəd]

niggard是什么意思

  • n.吝啬鬼
  • adj.小气的;吝啬的

niggard自然拼读

nig·gard

nI grd

niggard词根

词根:niggard

adj.

niggardly 小气的;很少量的

adv.

niggardly 小气地;很少量地

niggard英英释义

noun

a meanly covetous and stingy person : miser

verb

intransitive verb

obsolete to act niggardly

transitive verb

obsolete to treat in a niggardly manner

niggard词源中文解释

“小气或吝啬的人,守财奴”,14世纪晚期, nigard, nygard, nygart,还有一个变体 nigoun, nygun(约1300年),这个词的起源不确定。后缀表明它可能源自法语(参见 -ard),但根词可能来自早期的 nig “小气的”(约1300年),这可能来自与古诺斯语 *hniggw 相关的斯堪的纳维亚源,与 hnøggr “小气的”有关,源自原始日耳曼语 *khnauwjaz(瑞典语 njugg “紧密的,小心的”,德语 genau “精确的,准确的”)。也许还与古英语 hneaw “小气的,吝啬的”有关,但这个词在中古英语中没有留存。一个名词 nig “小气的人”可以追溯到约1300年,但牛津英语词典认为这不太可能是长单词的来源。

niggard词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, of Scandinavian origin; akin to Old Norse hnøggr niggardly; akin to Old English hnēaw niggardly

The first known use of niggard was in the 14th century

niggard儿童词典英英释义

nightcapnoun

a cap worn with nightclothes

a drink taken at bedtime

the final race or contest of a day's sports activities

nightnoun

the time between dusk and dawn when there is no sunlight

nightfall

the darkness of night

nigh1 of 2adverb

near in place, time, or relationship

almost, nearly

nigh2 of 2adjective

not far : close, near

niggardlyadjective

stingy sense 1, miserly

characteristic of a niggard : scanty

niggardnoun

a mean stingy person : miser

niggard 例句

1 Moreover, the dazzling promises of Zurdoki, who was no niggard with his money, had also great weight with her.

2 This he dispensed with no niggard hand, and so the peace was kept; but it was late in the day when she was again fairly under way for home.

3 What magnanimous is not the Dao but the man. A niggard cannot do it.

话多是虚荣的迹象,因为在用词上过分大方的人在做事上却是个小气鬼.

4 Well, Sandie, at ten o’clock, brought round Laird Fletcher’s horse, and before mounting, the Laird, who, with all his wealth, was a wee bit of a niggard, gave him twopence.

5 He was not a niggard, however, in his expenditure.

6 Moreover, in rhymes, thought Guy, Pauline was no niggard; and with a flicker of sardonic humor he recalled how many Swinburne had found for Faustine.

7 Here is the freshest and the best drink I have; I am no niggard.

8 He came poor, and that niggard land never made him rich.

9 The life of the colonists was a daily battle with niggard Nature—for New Mexico was never fertile—and with deadliest danger.

10 Sir Wentworth had long passed through the spendthrift stage, and was very close with respect to money-matters; a harsh and griping landlord, and it is probable enough a niggard parent.

11 Don't expect that niggard to invite you to dinner.

别指望那个吝啬鬼会请你吃饭.

12 They began to look the most snivelling of sins as I watched, with spacious leisure, the near procession of gigantic trees, that superb wild which did not arise from such niggard and flinty maxims.

13 But Maw Pritchett and her son and daughter seemed to be used to the old man’s way, and they helped each other and the Bray girls with no niggard hand.

14 My husband is a poor and niggard churl To him, whoe'er he be, that loves the girl.

15 It's affected us in most every way, but Dave is no niggard, and the inducement has been made more than proportionate, so there's no kick coming on that head.

16 He is a niggard, that little fellow, and gives but little; and those to whom he gives have not enough wherewith to enjoy themselves.

17 Nature has dispensed the first necessary of life with a most niggard hand, those pools which have not a constant supply of running water soon become adulterated by various decompositions of organic and inorganic matter.

18 When one gives at all, it should be with a lavish hand, and not stingily as is that niggard's wont.

19 such a niggard that he refused to hand out candy at Halloween, saying it would cost too much money

20 "I wish you were not such a niggard of it."

niggard 同义词

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