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Idioms about money

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20 examples of common English money idioms

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20 examples of common English money idioms

by Judit Mészáros
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What does the idiom "break the bank" mean?

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The expression "bring home the bacon" refers to:

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When someone says "time is money," they mean:

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"A penny saved is a penny earned" suggests that:

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If someone is "born with a silver spoon in their mouth," it means:

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To "fork over" means to:

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When something "looks like a million bucks," it:

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The term "go Dutch" means:

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A "gravy train" refers to:

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What is a "cash cow"?

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The saying "money doesn't grow on trees" is used to:

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When people say "money talks," they mean:

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To "balance the books" means to:

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"Cook the books" refers to:

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When someone "picks up the tab," they:

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"Save for a rainy day" means to:

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If something is "highway robbery," it is:

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A "quick buck" refers to:

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Being "flat broke" means:

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To "tighten one's belt" means to:

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