英语词汇“mad money”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	mad money
释义	mad money in British English (mæd ˈmʌnɪ) noun US informal money kept in reserve, often for impulsive purposes this is my mad money mad money in American English noun 1. a very large amount of money 2. a sum of money available for inessential or impulse purchases 3. old-fashioned a small sum of money carried on a date to ensure a person is able to get home independently Word origin [1915–20]
随便看	put sb/go through their paces put sb in their place put sb in the picture put sb out of their misery put sb out to pasture put sb/sth first put sb/sth/swh on the map put sb to death put sb to shame putsch putschist put/set sb's mind at rest put-set-someones-mind-at-rest put someone away put someone down put someone down as something or someone put-someone-go-through-their-paces put someone in his or her place put someone in mind of something or someone put someone in their place put-someone-in-their-place put someone in the picture put-someone-in-the-picture put someone in the shade put someone off

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mad money in British English