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  • They aren't earning enough money to be able to buy what they need.
    They can't make ends meet.
  • meghunyázkodni, félelmében összehúzni magát
    cower
  • We owe money to our bank because we have spent more than we have in our account.
    We're in the red.
  • They are spending more than what they can afford.
    They are living beyond their means.
  • a person who doesn't finish his studies
    a dropout
  • adjective for sb who doesn't like spending money (mean)
    tight-fisted
  • összeütközik (syn. for 'crash')
    collide
  • We are going to have to spend less because we don't have enough money.
    We are going to have to tighten our belts.
  • deal with/handle a responsibility (e.g. a mortgage)
    shoulder
  • az élet velejárója
    a fact of life
  • filled with sth (divorce courts are ___________ high earners)
    littered with
  • It must have cost a fortune. - What's the synonym? (idiom)
    It must have cost an arm and a leg.
  • Don't use something or spend money carelessly because it's not easy to get.
    Money doesn't grow on trees.
  • zsonglőrködik (deal with several things at the same time)
    juggle
  • gyógyír
    balm
  • vonzó személyiség
    an attractive personality
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