money

noun uncountable

US /ˈmʌni/

1
what you earn, save, invest and use to pay for things. Money can be kept in a bank, where it can earn interest. If you have a bank account, you can pay for things with a check
No, I can’t come – I don’t have any money.
make/earn money:
The business has made more money this year.
spend money (on something):
We’ve spent a lot of money on this house.
cost (someone) money:
It would have cost us a lot of money to cancel the event.
borrow money:
I have had to borrow money from my family.
save money (=avoid spending money):
You can save money by taking your own lunch.
save money (=put money somewhere so that you can spend it later):
They’re trying to save money so that they can go to Florida this winter.
money coming in (=money being earned and available to spend):
He had no job so there was no money coming in.
have money on you (=have money in your pocket, etc.):
Have you got any money on you?
lose money (=earn less money than you spend):
The industry is losing money and the government wants to sell it.
birthday money (=money received as a birthday present):
I’m going to spend my birthday money on some new clothes.
raise money (=collect money for a particular purpose):
Her bike ride will help raise money for charity.
Synonyms and related words
General words for money, cash and coins
banknote
bill
bread
1. 1a
  the coins and pieces of paper that you use to pay for things in a particular country
  Spanish/Italian/Japanese money
  Synonyms and related words
  General words for money, cash and coins
  banknote
  bill
  bread
2. 1b
  the coins and pieces of paper that you can use to pay for things
  I’ve found some money on the floor. Is it yours?
  Synonyms and related words
  General words for money, cash and coins
  banknote
  bill
  bread
2
in old money
used when saying what a figure or amount would be in an equivalent system, especially the imperial system as opposed to the metric
The weeds are growing -1.2 metres. 4 feet in old money.
Submitted from:
United Kingdom on 09/10/2012
Open Dictionary - October2012

phrases

be in the money

be right on the money

the best (something) that money can buy

dirty money

for my money

get your money’s worth

have money to burn

have more money than sense

someone isn’t made of money

money for old rope

money is no object

money talks

my money’s on someone/something

put money on something

put your money where your mouth is

spend money like there was no tomorrow

throw your money around

you pays your money and you takes your chance/choice

单词	money
释义	money noun uncountable UK /ˈmʌni/ Other entries for this word e-money noun big money noun new money noun old money noun pin money noun blood money noun dark money noun even money noun funny money noun hard money noun hush money noun money talks phrase money diary noun money mule noun money order noun money trail noun paper money noun seed money noun short money noun smart money noun more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS2 1 what you earn, save, invest and use to pay for things. Money can be kept in a bank, where it can earn interest. If you have a bank account, you can pay for things with a cheque No, I can’t come – I haven’t got any money. make/earn money: The business has made more money this year. spend money (on something): We’ve spent a lot of money on this house. cost (someone) money: It would have cost us a lot of money to cancel the event. borrow money: I have had to borrow money from my family. save money (=avoid spending money): You can save money by taking your own lunch. save money (=put money somewhere so that you can spend it later): They’re trying to save money so that they can have a holiday. money coming in (=money being earned and available to spend): He had no job so there was no money coming in. have money on you (=have money in your pocket etc): Have you got any money on you? lose money (=earn less money than you spend): The industry is losing money and the government wants to sell it. birthday/Christmas money (=money received as a birthday/Christmas present): I’m going to spend my birthday money on some new clothes. raise money (=collect money for a particular purpose): Her bike ride will help raise money for charity. Synonyms and related words General words for money, cash and coins banknote bill bread 1a the coins and pieces of paper that you can use to pay for things I’ve found some money on the floor. Is it yours? Synonyms and related words General words for money, cash and coins banknote bill bread 1b the coins and pieces of paper that you use to pay for things in a particular country Spanish/Italian/Japanese money Synonyms and related words General words for money, cash and coins banknote bill bread 2 in old money used when saying what a figure or amount would be in an equivalent system, especially the imperial system as opposed to the metric The weeds are growing -1.2 metres. 4 feet in old money. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 09/10/2012 Open Dictionary - October2012 phrases be in the money be right on the money the best (something) that money can buy for my money get your money’s worth have money to burn have more money than sense someone isn’t made of money money for old rope money is no object money talks my money’s on someone/something put money on something put your money where your mouth is spend money like water throw your money around you pays your money and you takes your chance/choice money noun uncountable US /ˈmʌni/ Other entries for this word e-money noun big money noun new money noun old money noun pin money noun blood money noun dark money noun even money noun funny money noun hard money noun hush money noun dirty money phrase money talks phrase money diary noun money mule noun money order noun money trail noun paper money noun seed money noun short money noun more dictionary definitions DEFINITIONS2 1 what you earn, save, invest and use to pay for things. Money can be kept in a bank, where it can earn interest. If you have a bank account, you can pay for things with a check No, I can’t come – I don’t have any money. make/earn money: The business has made more money this year. spend money (on something): We’ve spent a lot of money on this house. cost (someone) money: It would have cost us a lot of money to cancel the event. borrow money: I have had to borrow money from my family. save money (=avoid spending money): You can save money by taking your own lunch. save money (=put money somewhere so that you can spend it later): They’re trying to save money so that they can go to Florida this winter. money coming in (=money being earned and available to spend): He had no job so there was no money coming in. have money on you (=have money in your pocket, etc.): Have you got any money on you? lose money (=earn less money than you spend): The industry is losing money and the government wants to sell it. birthday money (=money received as a birthday present): I’m going to spend my birthday money on some new clothes. raise money (=collect money for a particular purpose): Her bike ride will help raise money for charity. Synonyms and related words General words for money, cash and coins banknote bill bread 1a the coins and pieces of paper that you use to pay for things in a particular country Spanish/Italian/Japanese money Synonyms and related words General words for money, cash and coins banknote bill bread 1b the coins and pieces of paper that you can use to pay for things I’ve found some money on the floor. Is it yours? Synonyms and related words General words for money, cash and coins banknote bill bread 2 in old money used when saying what a figure or amount would be in an equivalent system, especially the imperial system as opposed to the metric The weeds are growing -1.2 metres. 4 feet in old money. Submitted from: United Kingdom on 09/10/2012 Open Dictionary - October2012 phrases be in the money be right on the money the best (something) that money can buy dirty money for my money get your money’s worth have money to burn have more money than sense someone isn’t made of money money for old rope money is no object money talks my money’s on someone/something put money on something put your money where your mouth is spend money like there was no tomorrow throw your money around you pays your money and you takes your chance/choice
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