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Meanings of stinting in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "scotch"
Examples for "scotch"
1
Or scotch that: Fifteen years ago was supposed to be his moment.
2
I have some scotch in my room, if you need help sleeping.
3
To help think matters through he poured a scotch and watched football.
4
He had worked his way through his scotch when the phone rang.
5
I investigate the glass and find it contains ice cubes and scotch.
1
Far more shale oil and gas would be economical at higher prices.
2
The preceding proposition was legislative in its nature; this one is economical.
3
They're also somewhat slow, but they're quite economical, especially for light loads.
4
The motor is the more economical-itis the survival of the fittest.
5
Aim: To describe the epidemiology and economical outcomes of BJI in France.
1
Future work will continue to optimize the bladder-sparing regimen while limiting toxicity.
2
Skin-sparing mastectomy with immediate breast reconstruction can provide an excellent cosmetic result.
3
Then she shrugs; there is no point in sparing me the truth.
4
New radiation treatment technologies enable sparing of parts of the salivary glands.
5
You are always so sparing with your words and to the point.
1
The group known as the 'frugal four' is pursuing a defensive approach.
2
In India, grassroots innovators are leading the way in building frugal technologies.
3
Americans typically become more frugal and favor used cars in uncertain times.
4
Often, this work provided the frugal Todd with an entire year's income.
5
The joint plan bulldozes through previous taboos, particularly Germany's past frugal approach.
Usage of stinting in anglès
1
Why should we be pinching and stinting to keep him in idleness?'
2
I told him the whole story, not stinting on the detail.
3
She ran away, when I was stinting myself to keep her.
4
It's owned by Leeds Brewery, but there is no stinting on the beer.
5
I generally do, and as this is me last, I'm not stinting measurement.
6
She has been saving and stinting until she can save and stint no more.
7
Or sons like Makepeace, slow of wit, stinting in affection.
8
Republicans accuse Democrats of stinting on national security in order to fund pet domestic projects.
9
She had had her own way, and in stinting herself had found her own reward.
10
This cutting down, stinting, and economy everywhere has told upon the population of the village.
11
It wasn't the struggling, stinting, self-denying that galled him-itwas the inadequacy of the result.
12
No worry, no disputing, no stinting of one's self to be borne with a sigh.
13
But then nobody thought of stinting him, especially as his bones were none too well covered.
14
I do all the stinting and make all the sacrifices and your father gets all the respect.
15
The major had learned a good deal about the noble art of stinting these last few weeks.
16
There was no stinting of the supply.
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Stinting through the time