shortchange 的定义
short·changed, short·chang·ing.
- to give less than the correct change to.
- to deal with unfairly or dishonestly, especially to cheat.
shortchange 近义词
cheat
更多shortchange例句
- Unless Congress acts, those who can afford to pay the most will continue to pay nothing, or relatively little, shortchanging urgent priorities.
- School finance experts have argued the math shortchanges districts that serve a higher percentage of low-income and at-risk students, who are more expensive to teach.
- Beneficiaries also said they didn’t know Congress was shortchanging the trust all these years.
- Duque says it spends nearly $1 billion a year on the migrants and has been shortchanged by donor nations.
- Critics say the highway expansion proposal would cause too much environmental damage, shortchange mass transit and encourage auto-dependent sprawl development.
- Like all other government entities in the U.S., Puerto Rico has many people to shortchange before it will stiff its bondholders.
- Did they really think he would diss Obama, or shortchange him—or do anything but support him wholeheartedly?