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stingier

  • 1 stingier

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    English-Czech dictionary > stingier

  • 2 stingier

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    English-Georgian dictionary > stingier

  • 3 stingy

    'stin‹i
    (mean or ungenerous: My father's very stingy with his money; stingy portions of food.) mezquino, tacaño, parco, escaso
    - stinginess
    tr['stɪnʤɪ]
    1 (person) tacaño,-a, roñoso,-a, agarrado,-a, rácano,-a; (amount) escaso,-a, mezquino,-a
    ■ don't be so stingy with the chips! ¡no seas tan rácano con las patatas!
    stingy ['stɪnʤi] adj, stingier ; - est
    1) miserly: tacaño, avaro
    2) paltry: mezquino, mísero
    adj.
    • agarrado, -a adj.
    • ahorrativo, -a adj.
    • apretado, -a adj.
    • avaro, -a adj.
    • cicatero, -a adj.
    • escaso, -a adj.
    • guardador adj.
    • guardoso, -a adj.
    • manicorto, -a adj.
    • menguado, -a adj.
    • mezquino, -a adj.
    • miserable adj.
    • piojoso, -a adj.
    • tacaño, -a adj.
    'stɪndʒi
    adjective - gier -giest < person> tacaño, roñoso (fam), agarrado (fam); <portion/contribution> mezquino
    ['stɪndʒɪ]
    ADJ (compar stingier) (superl stingiest) [person] tacaño; [meal] parco, escaso
    * * *
    ['stɪndʒi]
    adjective - gier -giest < person> tacaño, roñoso (fam), agarrado (fam); <portion/contribution> mezquino

    English-spanish dictionary > stingy

  • 4 closer

    1. n спорт. резко финиширующий бегун
    2. n четверть
    Синонимический ряд:
    1. fuller (adj.) fuller; more exact; more faithful; more rigorous; stricter
    2. more familiar (adj.) chummier; friendlier; more confidential; more familiar; more intimate
    3. more immediate (adj.) more immediate; more near-at-hand; more nearby; more proximate; nearer; nigher
    4. more silent (adj.) dumber; more close-lipped; more closemouthed; more close-mouthed; more close-tongued; more inconversable; more reserved; more reticent; more shut-mouthed; more silent; more silentious; more speechless; more taciturn; more tight-lipped; more tight-mouthed; more uncommunicative; more wordless
    5. stingier (adj.) cheaper; meaner; more cheeseparing; more closefisted; more close-fisted; more costive; more hardfisted; more hardhanded; more ironfisted; more mingy; more miserly; more narrow-fisted; more narrowhearted; more niggard; more niggardly; more parsimonious; more penny-pinching; more penny-wise; more penurious; more pinching; more pinchpenny; more save-all; more scrimy; more tightfisted; more ungenerous; more ungiving; scrimpier; stingier
    6. stuffier (adj.) more airless; more breathless; more stifling; more stivy; more suffocating; stuffier; sultrier
    7. thicker (adj.) denser; more compact; more confining; more cramped; more crowded; more packed; narrower; thicker
    8. tighter (adj.) tauter; tenser; tighter

    English-Russian base dictionary > closer

  • 5 tighter

    Синонимический ряд:
    1. closer (adj.) closer; denser; more compact; more confining; more cramped; more crowded; more packed; narrower; tauter; tenser; thicker
    2. faster (adj.) faster; firmer; more fixed; more set; more tenacious; securer
    3. leaner (adj.) leaner; more compact; sparer
    4. more arduous (adj.) more arduous; more trying; tricksier
    5. more intoxicated (adj.) blinder; drunker; more alcoholized; more cockeyed; more disguised; more drunken; more fried; more inebriated; more inebrious; more intoxicated; more looped; more muddled; more pixilated; more polluted; more rum-dum; more slewed; more slopped; more soshed; more sozzled; more squiffed; more stoned; more tanked; more unsober; more zonked; sloppier; stiffer; wetter
    6. rougher (adj.) rougher; stickier; trickier
    7. stingier (adj.) cheaper; meaner; more cheeseparing; more closefisted; more close-fisted; more costive; more hardfisted; more hardhanded; more ironfisted; more mingy; more miserly; more narrow-fisted; more narrowhearted; more niggard; more niggardly; more parsimonious; more penny-pinching; more penny-wise; more penurious; more pinching; more pinchpenny; more save-all; more scrimy; more tightfisted; more ungenerous; more ungiving; scrimpier; stingier
    8. tauter (adj.) snugger; tauter; tenser
    9. more securely (other) faster; more closely; more compactly; more densely; more firmly; more securely; more solidly; more tightly; more unshakeably

    English-Russian base dictionary > tighter

  • 6 stinging

    tr['stɪŋɪŋ]
    adjective (comp stingier, superl stingiest)
    1 (words) mordaz, hiriente
    \
    SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
    adj.
    • hiriente adj.
    • picante adj.
    ['stɪŋɪŋ]
    1. ADJ
    1) [insect etc] que pica, que tiene aguijón; [pain] punzante
    2) [remark etc] mordaz
    2.
    N (=sensation) escozor m
    3.
    CPD

    English-spanish dictionary > stinging

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