1.吝啬的人,小气鬼,守财奴;〈古〉可怜的人
2.(矿山,凿井用)钻孔机,凿井机;【矿】管形提泥钻头
1.someone who likes to keep all their money and is unwilling to spend any
1.If my uncle was certainly a miser, he was one of that thorough breed that goes near to make the vice respectable.
如果说我的伯伯是个不折不扣的吝啬鬼，他倒是这帮人物中出类拨萃的一位，几乎使人对那种坏习惯也感到可敬。
2.In previous lifetime, you were, a miser. You lived like a pauper when you had plenty of money.
以前的你是个吝啬鬼，虽然腰缠万贯却过着叫花子一般的生活。
3.His spade struck against something heavy, which proved to BE gold, a great heap which some miser had probably buried in a time of alarm.
他的铁锹一下子碰到一堆沉甸甸的东西，一看，原来是金子，多半是哪个守财奴在乱世埋藏起来的。
4.Tom had a reputation as a miser who hoarded every penny he could get his hands on.
汤姆以吝啬出名，他把每一分能够到手的钱都囤积起来。种竹成林。
5.A miser's life is a constant exercise of every human faculty in the service of his own personality.
守财奴的生活，便是不断的运用这种力量为自我效劳。
6.He really is a miser : for my birthday, he gave me a piece of grass because he said it was the cheapest thing he could find!
他真是个吝啬鬼：我过生日的时候，他送我一根草，说是因为那是他能找到的最便宜的东西！
7.Once upon a time there was a miser. He hid his gold under a tree. Every week he used to dig it up.
从前有一个守财奴，他把他的金子藏在一棵树下，每个星期他总要把自己的金子挖出来看看。
8.Mere gratuity, also be like the boss, most as a miser, and may not develop to inherit the family business, the cause bigger.
仅仅算小账，也就只能像老大一样，最多做一个守财奴，而不可能发展性地继承家业，把事业做大。
9.she turned upon me as a miser might turn if any one attempted to assist him in counting his gold.
我没有做出任何要帮她的动作；她转向我，就像一个守财奴在别人想要帮他数金币一样。
10.The Miser, on his next visit, found the hole empty and began to tear his hair and to make loud lamentations.
下次那个守财奴再去看得时候发现洞里是空的，他撕扯着自己的头发大声的哀叫。