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ENGLISH QUESTIONS AND MEANINGS, Schemes and Mind Maps of English Language

ENGLISH QUESTIONS. MEANINGS OF PHRASES IN ENGLISH

Typology: Schemes and Mind Maps

2019/2020

Uploaded on 08/27/2021

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1. a penny for your thoughts? what are you thinking about?
2. a pretty penny very expensive
3. a quick buck money which was easy to make
4. cash cow a business/product which generates a stable flow of income/profit
5. daylight robbery obvious, unfair overcharging
6. from rags to riches from poverty to wealth
7. he who pays the piper calls the tune the person who provides the money should
choose how it is spent
8. I don’t have two nickels/pennies to rub together I am very poor
9. if I had a nickel/penny for every time this happened this happens a lot
10. in for a penny, in for a pound involved in seeing an undertaking through no matter
how much money, time, or effort it requires
11. mint condition perfect condition
12. money doesn’t grow on trees money isn’t easy to acquire
13. on the money right about something/someone
14. one man’s trash is another’s treasure what is worthless to one person might be
valuable to another
15. other side of the coin/two sides of the same coin an opposing view/two people with
opposing views
16. penny pincher a frugal person
17. strapped for cash short of money
18. ten a penny/dime a dozen very common
19. to cash in your chips to die/ to sell something to gain whatever profit you can
because you suspect its value will fall
20. to cut your losses to abandon a plan/project which is clearly going to be unsuccessful
before circumstances become worse
21. to earn a living to make money enough money to live comfortably
22. to feel the pinch to experience financial hardship
23. to foot the bill to pay for everyone
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  1. a penny for your thoughts? – what are you thinking about?
  2. a pretty penn y – very expensive
  3. a quick buck – money which was easy to make
  4. cash cow – a business/product which generates a stable flow of income/profit
  5. daylight robbery – obvious, unfair overcharging
  6. from rags to riches – from poverty to wealth
  7. he who pays the piper calls the tune – the person who provides the money should choose how it is spent
  8. I don’t have two nickels/pennies to rub together – I am very poor
  9. if I had a nickel/penny for every time this happened – this happens a lot
  10. in for a penny, in for a pound – involved in seeing an undertaking through no matter how much money, time, or effort it requires
  11. mint condition – perfect condition
  12. money doesn’t grow on trees – money isn’t easy to acquire
  13. on the money – right about something/someone
  14. one man’s trash is another’s treasure – what is worthless to one person might be valuable to another
  15. other side of the coin/two sides of the same coin – an opposing view/two people with opposing views
  16. penny pincher – a frugal person
  17. strapped for cash – short of money
  18. ten a penny/dime a dozen – very common
  19. to cash in your chips – to die/ to sell something to gain whatever profit you can because you suspect its value will fall
  20. to cut your losses – to abandon a plan/project which is clearly going to be unsuccessful before circumstances become worse
  21. to earn a living – to make money enough money to live comfortably
  22. to feel the pinch – to experience financial hardship
  23. to foot the bil l – to pay for everyone
  1. to get off scot free – to escape punishment/injury
  2. to give someone a run for their money – to be a challenging competitor
  3. to go bust – to become bankrupt
  4. to have money burning a hole in your pocket – to have money which you are eager to spend
  5. to have the penny drop – to finally realise/understand something
  6. to make big bucks – to make a lot of money
  7. to spend a penny – to go to the toilet
  8. to struggle to make ends meet – to struggle to survive on the money you earn
  9. to take someone to the cleaners – to cheat someone out of their money/possessions
  10. to turn up like a bad penny – to turn up where you are not wanted
  11. two cents – an opinion on an issue
  12. worth their/its weight in gold – to be extremely useful/valuable