Idioms and phrases — Idioms on Money

150 Idioms on money - Set 03/15

21. Pay up Meaning: To settle a debt or make a required payment. Sentence Usage 1: You borrowed money; it's time to pay up. Sentence Usage 2: The customer was...

11. Money doesn’t grow on trees Meaning: Used to convey the idea that money is not easily obtained; it must be earned through effort. Sentence Usage 1: You need to...

1. Make ends meet Meaning: To have enough money to cover basic expenses. Sentence Usage 1: Despite the low-paying job, they managed to make ends meet by budgeting carefully. Sentence...

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Idioms and phrases — Idioms on Money

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