试用这五个英语句型来形容人是“铁公鸡”
<p><span word="Embed">Embed</span> <span word="Video">Video</span> 在汉语中，一说到“吝啬鬼”、“守财奴”、“铁公鸡”等词，人们可能会想到那些花钱格外小气，到了该花钱时却舍不得花钱的人。英国人在口语中会用哪些语句来形容这类人呢？</p><p>看视频，学习怎么用英语形容人“抠门”↓</p><p>注意，以下句型和表达均带有贬义，并不能用来形容某人“节省、俭朴”的美德，故须注意所谈论的对象。</p><p>1 <span word="S">S</span>/<span word="he">he</span>’<span word="s">s</span> <span word="so">so</span> <span word="tight">tight</span>-<span word="fisted">fisted</span>!她/他这人太吝啬了！</p><p>合成形容词“<span word="tight">tight</span>-<span word="fisted">fisted</span>”的字面意思是“攥紧拳头的”。它用人把钱紧紧地握在手里的样子来比喻一个人“不愿意花钱，很抠门”。</p><p>2 <span word="S">S</span>/<span word="he">he</span>’<span word="s">s</span> <span word="really">really</span> <span word="stingy">stingy</span>!她/他这人很小气！</p><p>在口语中，形容词“<span word="stingy">stingy</span>”被用来指责一个人“吝啬”。</p><p>3 <span word="S">S</span>/<span word="he">he</span>’<span word="s">s</span> <span word="such">such</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="cheapskate">cheapskate</span>!她/他真是个吝啬鬼！</p><p>名词“<span word="cheapskate">cheapskate</span>”的意思是“守财奴、小气鬼”。</p><p>4 <span word="S">S</span>/<span word="he">he</span>’<span word="s">s</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="bit">bit</span> <span word="of">of</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="skinflint">skinflint</span>.她/他有点小气。</p><p>名词“<span word="skinflint">skinflint</span>”用来形容人“极度吝啬，一毛不拔”。有些人认为这个词源自旧时有人过度节省，连“<span word="flint">flint</span> 5 <span word="S">S</span>/<span word="he">he</span>’<span word="s">s</span> <span word="a">a</span> <span word="real">real</span> <span word="scrooge">scrooge</span>!她/他真是个小气鬼！</p><p>名词“<span word="scrooge">scrooge</span>”来自英国作家狄更斯</p>
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