1.
It is said / They say that he is a miser.
据说他是个小气鬼。
2.
They say he's a miser.
据说他是一个小气鬼。
3.
He is a very stingy person. 2. What a miser! 3. He's not a generous person.
他是个很小气的人。真是个吝啬鬼！他不是个慷慨的人。
4.
Mike would never buy us dinner. He is such a stingy person!
麦克决不会请我们吃晚餐的。他是个小气鬼！
5.
Tom is such penny pincher, and none likes to be with him.
汤姆是一个小气鬼，所以没有人喜欢和他在一块。
6.
Like so many other men of means, John was a penny pincher.
约翰和其他许多小气鬼一样是个吝啬的家伙。
7.
She insulted him by calling him a coward.
她辱骂他是个胆小鬼。
8.
He is a coward by his own admission.
他自己承认是个胆小鬼.
9.
He's worse than a little imp;he's small-minded, ha, ha!
可是他比小鬼都坏，他是个小人，哈哈！
10.
Brian is a real cheapo. He won't even spend the money to buy his mother a birthday present.
布莱恩真是个小气鬼。他甚至不愿意花钱为他妈妈买生日礼物。
11.
The little rogue has his grandpa's glasses on.
这个小淘气鬼戴上了他爷爷的眼镜。
12.
I can't believe your aunt is such a meanie.
我不敢相信你姑姑是那样一个小气鬼。
13.
B： I'm not surprised. He's known as a cheapskate.
我并不感到惊讶。他是有名的“小气鬼”。
14.
His action shows that he is a coward.
他的举动表明他是个胆小鬼。
15.
Yes， I am a coward. / No， I am not a coward.
是的，我是个胆小鬼。/不，我不是个胆小鬼。
16.
Skeezicks, the Frenchman had turned upon the joshers.
那个法国人，那个“小气鬼”，跟取笑他的人们对抗了。
17.
How can they expect us to do business with them after is such cheapskate?
这么个小气鬼，他们还期望我们和他们做生意呀？
18.
Because she was a coward, he had been unfaithful to her.
因为她是个胆小鬼，他才对她不忠。