Aún no tenemos significados para "scrimp on".
1I'd even scrimp on lunches to buy books I wanted to read.
2Then we can scrimp on groceries to pay the doctor's bills.'
3But don't scrimp on the microphone: It's key to a good video, he says.
4Plus, they're incredibly lightweight but don't scrimp on structural integrity.
5And this Levi's option doesn't scrimp on the style either, with stripes and leather trim.
6The lobbies in Brussels did not scrimp on resources as they rushed to launch a counteroffensive.
7I can't really scrimp on that.
9Not one to scrimp on birthday gifts, you must see the "Eternal President's" 70th birthday present to himself.
10Feel free to omit the saffron if you wish, but don't scrimp on the garlic - it's sweet and so delicious.
11But with demand for expensive public services (paid for by tax) growing, is trying to scrimp on your share morally wrong?
12There's nothing I like more than a slice of real countrified home-made fruit cake, where they don't scrimp on eggs or butter or raisins.
13As first-person shooters go, they're certainly smarter than your average bear(er of arms), but they also don't scrimp on the thrills and spectacle.
14Is this actually a trend or are they just scrimping on fabric?
15But scrimping on subsidies could cause even more pain at the polls.
16For companies, scrimping on advisory costs could be a false economy.
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