1.However, there is no need to fret over your meanness, as it seems to be the norm.
但是，没有必要为你的吝啬而感到烦恼，因为这似乎是惯例。
2.I decIde not to ask her for a loan In vIew of her proverbIal meanness.
因为她小气得出了名，我决定不找她借钱。
3.Though Rebecca had had the better of him, George was above the meanness of tale-bearing or revenge upon a lady.
乔治不是卑鄙的小人，虽然吃了利蓓加的亏，究竟不至于背地里报复，说女人的坏话。
4.He would treat his servants, his own children and even my grandpa alike with meanness and indifference, not to say with ruthlessness.
他对待仆人，对待自己的儿女，以及对待我的祖父都是同样的吝啬而疏远，甚至于无情。
5.But just as I've never let her off the hook for screaming meanness, I don't believe my Italian ancestry explains my moods.
但是，就像我从来没能让她从恶劣的大喊大叫中解脱出来，我也不相信我的意大利祖先能解释我的心情。
6.I learned that self-assurance is available to anyone who can develop a strong sense of self in the midst of meanness and stupidity.
从中，我学到了，任何人都能获得自信，只要能在卑鄙和愚蠢之间找到强烈的自我感就好。
7.His meanness has become something of a standing joke.
他的小气已成了经常引人发笑的笑料。
8.He was a businessman and a profiteer, had no friend for his meanness and inhuman.
他是个商人，而且是个奸商。因为他的吝啬和无情，他没有一个朋友。
9.Kathleen: Meanness, let me tell you something about meanness. . .
凯瑟琳：卑劣，我来告诉你什么叫卑劣……
10.His meanness, his unforgiving spirit were found out by the king. The officer spent possibly the rest of his life in jail as a result.
王终于知道他是一个不肯宽恕和吝啬小器的人，一怒之下，将他投入监中，恐怕他要在监中度过馀生了。