money-grubbing in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for money-grubbing in the English»Spanish Dictionary

money-grubbing [Am ˈməni ˌɡrəbɪŋ, Brit] ADJ

money-grubbing person

avaro

money-grubbing person

avariento

money-grubbing scheme

para enriquecerse

Translations for money-grubbing in the Spanish»English Dictionary

negociante¹ ADJ pej

negociante

money-grubbing inf, pej

pesetero¹ (pesetera) ADJ Spain inf

pesetero (pesetera)

money-grubbing inf

money-grubbing in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for money-grubbing in the Spanish»English Dictionary

pesetero (-a) N m (f)

pesetero (-a)

money-grubbing

este comerciante es un pesetero

all this businessman thinks about is money

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

They say anyone can initiate guardianship proceedings, including a disgruntled employee or a money-grubbing neighbor.

www.texastribune.org

After taking in both as one unified entity, and separately, as complimentary forces, the pairing feels more like a love story written in code than a money-grubbing, name-dropping studio ploy.

consequenceofsound.net

It's the content producers themselves, the studios, distributors and money-grubbing media monstrosities.

www.gizmodo.co.uk

Treating physicians -- who spend years earning their qualifications and are, after all, in the business of saving lives -- as money-grubbing opportunists demeans the government and disrespects the profession.

news.nationalpost.com

But many of these ploys come off as tactless money-grubbing.

www.theatlantic.com

Substituting money-grubbing for educating students doesn't become any less shameful because it's given a fancy new name.

www.nwaonline.com

The working-class characters, the cook and her husband, are slyly money-grubbing.

www.straight.com

If you're struggling to deal with rising rent, at least make sure your money-grubbing landlord is playing by the rules.

www.stuff.co.nz

When teachers want better learning conditions for children they suddenly become money-grubbing bullies?

blogs.theprovince.com

With no true king the land is beset with corrupt, money-grubbing lords whose only interest is their own prestige.

en.wikipedia.org