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good/bad tipper
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a customer who leaves a large/small extra amount of money for the person who has provided them with a service: 给小费多／少的人
Waiters say that they can always tell if a customer is going to be a good tipper or not.服务生说他们总是可以一眼看出一个顾客是否会大方地给小费。
She'd served him before and knew that he was a good tipper.
They're not known for being good tippers.
I generally find that middle-aged people are the best tippers.
Despite being enormously wealthy he was a bad tipper.
Who are the worst tippers, in your experience?
See also
tipper(PERSON)
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