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Idioms: Money & Spending

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  • Paying $10 for a bottle of water at a concert is ...!
    daylight robbery
  • If you really believe in this project, why don't you ... and invest in it?
    put your money where your mouth is
  • In politics, ...; those with the most funds often have the most influence.
    money talks
  • Before I agree to sell you my car, I want to see ... .
    the colour of your money
  • His inspiring story is one of ..., starting with nothing and building a successful business.
    going from rags to riches
  • We had to ... to afford our dream vacation.
    scrimp and save
  • Investing in tech stocks during the early 2000s was like riding the ... .
    gravy train
  • They've been saving for years, building up a nice ... for retirement.
    nest egg
  • He's such a ..., always looking for the cheapest option.
    cheapskate
  • With the economy struggling, many families had to ... and cut back on expenses.
    tighten their belts
  • She was ... , never having to worry about money.
    born with a silver spoon in her mouth
  • I've already spent so much trying to fix this old car; I feel like I'm ... .
    throwing good money after bad
  • Do they think I'm ...? I can't afford to buy a new car every year.
    made of money
  • Ever since he won the lottery, he's been ...
    spending money like water
  • She ... some money every month to save up for a trip around the world.
    stashed away
  • We decided to ... on our movie date last night, each paying for our own tickets and snacks.
    go Dutch
  • You can't buy everything you want; ... .
    money doesn't grow on trees
  • Even with two jobs, it's a struggle to ... these days.
    make ends meet
  • The antique shop only accepts ... for their items.
    cash on the barrelhead
  • He's been ... his earnings for years, planning for early retirement.
    squirreling away