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财迷

Word · NounTraditional財迷

money-obsessed person; miser

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Meanings

1 sense · 4 examples
1.

noun

money-obsessed person; miser; someone pathologically preoccupied with getting rich

derogatory

A pejorative term. Implies the person's obsession with money clouds their judgment and makes them stingy or unscrupulous.

Tā他
shì是
gè个
shí十
zú足
de的
lǎo老
cái财
mí迷
 ,
lián连
yī一
fēn分
qián钱
dōu都
shě舍
bu不
de得
huā花
 。

He's a complete old miser, unwilling to spend even a single cent.

Bié别
tīng听
tā他
de的
tóu投
zī资
jiàn建
yì议
 ,
tā他
zhǐ只
shì是
gè个
xiǎng想
piàn骗
nǐ你
qián钱
de的
cái财
mí迷
 。

Don't listen to his investment advice; he's just a money-grubber trying to scam you.

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Tā她
cái财
mí迷
xīn心
qiào窍
 ,
jū居
rán然
wèi为
le了
jiǎng奖
jīn金
hé和
hǎo好
péng朋
you友
fān翻
liǎn脸
le了
 。

Blinded by greed, she actually fell out with her good friend over a bonus.

Sú俗
huà话
shuō说
 :
 “
Cái财
mí迷
zhuǎn转
xiàng向
 ,
zǒu走
lù路
suàn算
zhàng账
 。
 ”

As the saying goes, 'A money-obsessed person is so distracted they can't even walk straight without calculating.'