backsheesh造句

• Bram Stoker mentions backsheesh twice in " Dracula ".
• :: : : : Well at least thank you for not suggesting that I am the person in Kashmir who asked for undue amounts of backsheesh.
• The Hungarian word for tip is ( literally " money for wine ", a loose calque from ) or colloquially ( from " bakhshesh " ), often written in English as backsheesh.
• The log of the ship " Demeter " when recording the voyage from Varna to Whitby uses the word backsheesh separately during the description of two inspections by customs officers, once when the ship was entering the Bosphorus and again while on the way through the Dardanelles.