Idioms and phrases — Idioms on Money
150 Idioms on money - Set 15/15
141. Make a killing Meaning: To achieve substantial financial success or profit, especially in a short period. Sentence Usage 1: Investing in real estate at the right time allowed him...
150 Idioms on money - Set 14/15
131. Hit the jackpot Meaning: To achieve a significant success or win a large prize, especially unexpectedly. Sentence Usage 1: The inventor hit the jackpot when his product became an...
150 Idioms on money - Set 13/15
121. Pay up Meaning: To settle a debt or pay what is owed. Sentence Usage 1: He borrowed money from me, and now it's time for him to pay up....
150 Idioms on money - Set 12/15
111. Money doesn’t grow on trees Meaning: Money is not easily obtained; it must be earned through hard work. Sentence Usage 1: When the child asked for a new video...
150 Idioms on money - Set 11/15
101. Make ends meet Meaning: To have enough income to cover basic living expenses; to manage financially. Sentence Usage 1: In a tough economy, many families struggle to make ends...
150 Idioms on money - Set 10/15
91. Sock away Meaning: To save or store money consistently and regularly. Sentence Usage 1: Smart investors sock away a portion of their income for long-term financial goals. Sentence Usage...
150 Idioms on money - Set 09/15
81. Get along on a shoestring Meaning: To manage with very little money; to live or operate on a tight budget. Sentence Usage 1: Starting a small business often requires...
150 Idioms on money - Set 08/15
71. Throw good money after bad Meaning: To continue investing or spending money on a lost cause or unproductive venture. Sentence Usage 1: Rather than throwing good money after bad,...
150 Idioms on money - Set 07/15
61. Pennies from heaven Meaning: Unexpected money or good fortune, especially when it comes at a time of need. Sentence Usage 1: Winning the lottery felt like pennies from heaven...
150 Idioms on money - Set 06/15
51. Cash in your chips Meaning: To convert one's assets into cash, especially before retirement or in anticipation of an unfavorable outcome. Sentence Usage 1: After decades of hard work,...
150 Idioms on money - Set 05/15
41. Make a killing Meaning: To earn a large profit or succeed spectacularly, especially in business or investments. Sentence Usage 1: The real estate investor made a killing by selling...
150 Idioms on money - Set 04/15
31. Hit the jackpot Meaning: To achieve a significant success or win a large prize, especially in gambling. Sentence Usage 1: The author hit the jackpot with the success of...