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Перевод: thrifty

[прилагательное]
экономный; бережливый; запасливый; цветущий; процветающий

Тезаурус:

1. All too often the old system created barriers to work and penalised the thrifty.
2. Oxfam is the thrifty man's chain-store, and the branch at 202b Kensington High Street is its menswear flagship.
3. It is a struggle Ellen and no mistake and though I have been thrifty as mother brought us all up to be and the rent is paid for the next year I am hard put to pay wages and still eat and keep warm.
4. It was often used to clean up patchy pastures, rough grazing and marshland, and it remains a superb and thrifty grazer with the quiet temperament of its working ancestors.
5. An enterprise economy rewards the industrious and thrifty.
6. These are all stamped out with a huge press and dies like pastry cutters, in a dark vault in our street, by an old man who cuts from one skin first the back of a large rucksack, then a couple of handbag sides, and eventually bits of miniature hanging purses, like a thrifty housewife making tarts.
7. There have been many theories accounting for the prevalence of North, North East and East facing galleries, including a favourite one that they were built so that thrifty spinners might sit out and catch the last of the waning daylight.
8. By his own account, Mr Tyson is thrifty and states quite proudly that neither he or his wife Rosie are a burden on any form of social or government support.
9. He has been thrifty and pored over contracts, although there is no preparation for the mental upset of a group folding.
10. Some people, though, are born thrifty.
11. The only respect in which he was obviously not thrifty was wives - he had already discarded five.
12. The cattle that survived this vicious circle of pasture depletion were no doubt those that could make the most of small areas of rough grazing and it is likely that small, thrifty cattle were positively selected in preference to larger improved types which needed better feeding.
13. What had happened to the old thrifty, puritanical streak which Middle America had inherited from the pioneers?