skimp in the PONS Dictionary

skimp Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to skimp (on sth)
скъпя се на нщ

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Skimping on sleep can increase the risk for common psychological problems such as low mood and anxiety, according to a large prospective study.
www.medpagetoday.com
The key is good folding technique and plenty of tissue paper -- don't skimp -- use six, eight or 10 pieces of tissue paper for each item.
news.nationalpost.com
As a result, many skimp on or choose to go without altogether.
www.cbsnews.com
In addition to limiting your time in heels, don't skimp on the shoes you wear in between.
www.cnn.com
They might be skimping on staff but costs have been rising by more than inflation as they spend up on technology.
www.smh.com.au
It's the base of your sundae, so don't skimp when it comes to your pints.
www.huffingtonpost.com
We had to skimp on a lot of things.
rabble.ca
You don't have to skimp on dinner -- just watch those portion sizes and don't overindulge.
www.health24.com
He has been criticised for skimping on rehearsal and detail.
en.wikipedia.org
Bakers sold loaves - frequently inedible because they were skimping on the flour - straight to the public.
www.reuters.com

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