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to put money into something to make a profit
INVEST
to receive money or property from someone who has died
INHERIT
to give money freely to a cause
DONATE
to collect money, usually for a specific purpose like charity
RAISE
to be able to pay for something
AFFORD
to take money temporarily with the intention of returning it
BORROW
to give money temporarily to someone
LEND
to be in debt to someone
OWE
to take money out of a bank account
WITHDRAW
to ask for a specific amount of money as payment for your service/goods
CHARGE
to ask for more money than is fair or correct
OVERCHARGE
1. That laptop is a (ridiculous / reasonable / steady) price considering its speed and battery life.
REASONABLE
2. The newspaper said that food prices might (drop / tie up / rise) sharply due to climate issues.
RISE
3. You’ll never find that brand at (rock-bottom / moderate / expensive) prices. They are not affordable
ROCK-BOTTOM
5. Gas prices have (gone down / soared / tied up) again this week! it's crazy
SOARED
6. I’m not paying that much – it’s a (steady / ridiculous / fair) price for a simple sandwich!
RIDICULOUS
