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money ☊

money
EVP

tiền ☊ Finanzen
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OXF3000ZH:

货币 ☊ → 金钱 ☊ → 财富 ☊ →

money
3000TH:

เก็บเงิน ☊ gep^L ngern^M

to save money
3000TH:

เงินกินเปล่า ☊ ngern^M gin^M bplaao^L

tea money
3000TH:

ได้เงิน ☊ dai^F ngern^M

to make money
3000TH:

หาเงิน ☊ haa^R ngern^M

earn money
3000TH:

อ่อก (เงิน) ☊ aawk^L ngeern^M

pay for, put up the money for, stand good for
3000TH:

ฝากเงิน ☊ faak^L ngeern^M

deposit money (in the bank)
3000TH:

เงินทอน ☊ ngern^M thaawn^M

change (money returned)
3000TH:

เบิก ☊ beerk^L

to withdraw (money), to requisition (as from a storeroom)
3000TH:

เบิกเงิน ☊ beerk^L ngern^M

to get money (from the bank)
3000TH:

ใช้เงิน ☊ chai^H ngern^M

to spend money
3000TH:

เงิน ☊ ngern^M

money, silver
5000FR:

argent ☊

money; silver
OXF3000:

钱

money + + + + + + +
NGLS:

money + Coins or notes we use to pay for things ☊
WNS:

(n.) [money] currency
WNS:

(n.) [money] wealth

ENDE: money Geld
FN: money n Money

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money ☊

tiền ☊ Economics

We do not take money from this fund. ☊

Chúng tôi không lấy tiền từ quỹ này. ☊ Economics

lucky money ☊

Tiền lì xì ☊ History

He is broke because his wife took all his money. ☊

Anh ấy bị viêm màng túi vì vợ anh ấy đã lấy tất cả tiền của anh ấy. ☊ Informal Expressions

I want to deposit money in my account.

Tôi muốn gửi / gởi tiền vào tài khoản của tôi. * 062

I want to withdraw money from my account.

Tôi muốn rút tiền từ tài khoản của tôi. * 062

Has the money arrived?

Tiền đã đến chưa? * 062

How much money can one withdraw?

Có thể lấy bao nhiêu tiền. * 062

Her money is gone.

Tiền của cô ấy mất rồi. * 068

like: money → →

One earns a lot of extra money in that position ☊

Làm chỗ ấy bở lắm ☊

to invest in, spend money on ☊

bỏ tiền ra ☊

to invest money in, spend money on ☊

bỏ tiền đầu tư vào ☊

invest money with someone else ☊

chung chân ☊

to invest money (by pooling it together) ☊

chung vốn ☊

to make money from rake-offs ☊

chấm mút ☊

to have money to spare, have enough ☊

có của ăn của để ☊

to have money of one’s own ☊

có tiền riêng ☊

your money or your life! ☊

của đi thay người ☊

(1) snatch, steal
(2) to win
(3) to give a shock
(4) to pull
(5) to recoil
(6) borrow money temporarily ☊

giật ☊

[= giật] (1) snatch, steal
(2) to win
(3) to give a shock
(4) to pull
(5) to recoil
(6) borrow money temporarily ☊

giựt ☊

to deposit money of a bank ☊

gửi tiền ở nhà băng ☊

make money dwindle, be costly ☊

hao tài ☊

(1) to pool one’s money
(2) to bend, bow
(3) xanthium ☊

ké ☊

money for jam, money for old rope ☊

làm chơi ăn thật ☊

to give somebody money under the table ☊

lót tay ☊

to take money out of one’s pocket ☊

móc tiền ☊

check, money order ☊

ngân phiếu ☊

to squeeze money from somebody ☊

nã tiền ai ☊

to spend one’s money extravagantly ☊

ném tiền qua cửa sổ ☊

make a gift of money wrapped in paper ☊

phong bao ☊

to be insufficient, lack, owe (sb money for sth); deficit, shortage, deficiency; minus ☊

thiếu ☊

currency market, money market ☊

thị trường tiền tệ ☊

free money (money that is not one’s own) ☊

tiền chùa ☊

to spend money (on a quack doctor) ☊

tiền mất tật mang ☊

car payment, money for a car ☊

tiền xe ☊

pocket, pocketbook, money bag ☊

túi tiền ☊

to throw money out of the window ☊

vứt tiền qua cửa sổ ☊

to demand money with menaces ☊

xin đểu ☊

to appropriate other people’s money to oneself, skim (money, profits) ☊

ăn bớt ☊

to extort, squeeze, make money dishonestly ☊

ăn chặn ☊

worth its money value, worth the money paid for it ☊

đáng tiền ☊

to fight for money (as opposed to honor, e.g.) ☊

It costs a lot of money. ☊

Giá nó tốn nhiều tiền. ☊
299

Food is expensive. It costs a lot of money. ☊

Đồ ăn đắt, tốn nhiều tiền. ☊
300

Shoes are expensive. They cost a lot of money. ☊

Giày đắt, tốn nhiều tiền. ☊
513

They don't have much money. ☊

Họ không có nhiều tiền. ☊
518

How much money do you have with you? ☊

Cậu mang theo bao nhiêu tiền? ☊
1374

I hear you won some money. What are you going to do with it? — I haven't decided yet. I might opa restaurant. ☊

Tôi nghe nói cậu thắng được ít tiền. Cậu định làm gì với số tiền đấy? - Tôi chưa quyết định. Có thể tôi sẽ mở nhà hàng. ☊
1494

I think I should save more money. ☊

Tôi nghĩ tôi nên tiết kiệm tiền. ☊
1650

Do you have any money? — Yes, there's some in my wallet. ☊

Cậu có tiền không? - Có, có một ít trong ví tôi. ☊
1710

The wallet was empty. There wasn't any money in it. ☊

Ví của tôi rỗng không. Không có tí tiền nào trong đấy. ☊
1920

I'll have to borrow some money. — Why? Don't you have any? ☊

Tôi sẽ phải vay ít tiền. - Tại sao? Cậu không có tí nào à? ☊
1968

They admitted to having stolthe money. ☊

Họ thừa nhận đã ăn cắp tiền. ☊
1970

She denied that she had stolthe money. ☊

Cô ấy phủ nhận việc cô ấy đã ăn cắp tiền. ☊
1982

They seem to have plenty of money. ☊

Họ có vẻ có rất nhiều tiền. ☊
2028

don't remember you lending me money. ☊

Tôi đã cho cậu mượn tiền mấy tháng trước. - Cậu chắc chứ? Tôi không nhớ là cậu đã cho tôi mượn tiền. ☊
2058

We'd like to have gone on vacation, but we didn't have enough money. ☊

Tôi cũng muốn đi nghỉ lắm nhưng chúng tôi đã không có đủ tiền. ☊
2086

Victor got himself into nancial trouble by borrowing too much money. ☊

Victor tự chuốc rắc rối tài chính vào mình bằng việc vay quá nhiều tiền. ☊
2103

I wouldn't dream of asking them for money. ☊

Có nằm mơ tôi cũng không bao giờ hỏi họ tiền. ☊
2137

They gave us some money to buy some food. ☊

Họ đã đưa cho chúng tôi ít tiền để mua thức ăn. ☊
2156

It's foolish of Liting to quit her job when she needs the money. ☊

Lệ Đình thật dại dột khi bỏ việc trong khi cô ấy đang cần tiền. ☊
2210

Being unemployed means he doesn't have much money. ☊

Bị thất nghiệp khiến anh ấy không có nhiều tiền. ☊
2235

They spend a lot of money on travel. ☊

Họ tốn nhiều tiền đi du lịch. ☊
2253

I need some money to buy some food. ☊

Tôi cần ít tiền để mua thức ăn. ☊
2296

It is said that Robin Hood took money from the rich and gave it to the poor. ☊

Người ta nói Robin Hood lấy tiền từ người giàu rồi đưa chúng cho người nghèo. ☊
2390

She went out without any money. ☊

Cô ấy đã ra ngoài mà không mang tiền. ☊
2402

This money is all yours. None of it is mine. ☊

Tiền này là của cậu tất. Không có tí nào của tôi. ☊
2410

We didn't spend much money. ☊

Chúng tôi đã không tiêu nhiều tiền. ☊
2429

Half this money is mine, and half of it is yours. ☊

Nửa số tiền này là của tôi và nửa kia là của cậu. ☊
2454

I've spent all the money you gave me. ☊

Tôi đã tiêu tất cả số tiền cậu đưa tôi. ☊
2538

The company has a new business plan, the aim of which is to save money. ☊

Công ti có một kế hoạch làm ăn mới mà mục đích của nó là tiết kiệm tiền. ☊
2544

The police never found the money stolen in the robbery. ☊

Cảnh sát không bao giờ tìm thấy số tiền bị mất trong vụ trộm. ☊
2617

Could you send me the money as soon as possible? ☊

Cậu có thể gửi cho tôi tiền sớm nhất có thể không? ☊
2620

They have more money than we do. > They have more money than us. ☊

Họ có nhiều tiền hơn chúng ta. > Họ có nhiều tiền hơn chúng ta. ☊
2829

for money. If not, then you're nancially independent. ☊

Nếu cậu phụ thuộc vào bố mẹ tức là cậu vẫn cần tiền từ họ. Nếu không thì cậu độc lập tài chính. ☊
2873

I didn't have enough money to pay for the meal. ☊

Tôi không có đủ tiền trả cho bữa ăn. ☊
2874

I didn't have enough money to pay the rent. ☊

Tôi không có đủ tiền trả tiền thuê. ☊
2899

Since she doesn't have a job, she depends on her parents for money. ☊

Vì cô ấy không có việc làm, cô ấy phụ thuộc vào bố mẹ về tiền bạc. ☊
2951

When Ichirou had just arrived in London, a man came up to him in the street and asked for money, so he gave him a few Japanese yen. ☊

Khi Ichirou vừa mới đến London, một người đàn ông đã tiến đến gần anh ấy trên phố và xin tiền nên anh ấy đã đưa cho ông ta một ít đồng yen Nhật. ☊
2971

I'm saving my money up for a trip around the world. ☊

Tôi đang tiết kiệm tiền cho chuyến đi vòng quanh thế giới. ☊
2998

When are you going to pay me back the money I lent you? ☊

Cậu định bao giờ trả tôi số tiền tôi cho cậu mượn? ☊

Add up all the money I owe you. ☊ add up, add sth up ☊
afford sth to do sth: He couldn't afford the money to go on the trip. ☊ afford ☊
collecting money in aid of charity ☊ in aid of sth/sb ☊
Bob's one aim in life is to earn a lot of money. ☊ aim ☊
He has lost all his money. ☊ all ☊
amaze sb what, how, etc...: It never ceases to amaze me what some people will do for money. ☊ amaze ☊
They divided the money up among their three children. ☊ among ☊
an amount of time/money/information ☊ amount ☊
I've got hardly any money. ☊ any ☊
She spent hardly any of the money. ☊ any ☊
I am appealing (= asking for money) on behalf of the famine victims. ☊ appeal ☊
The sudden appearance of a security guard caused them to drop the money and run. ☊ appearance ☊
When she lost all her money, she was determined to keep up appearances (= hide the true situation and pretend that everything was going well). ☊ appearance ☊
argue (with sb) (about/over sth): We're always arguing with each other about money. ☊ argue ☊
There was more money around in those days. ☊ around ☊
We set aside some money for repairs. ☊ aside ☊
It's going to cost an awful lot of money. ☊ awful ☊
We were right back where we started, only this time without any money. ☊ back ☊
to check your bank balance (= to find out how much money there is in your account) ☊ balance ☊
be (that)...: The fact is (that) we don't have enough money. ☊ be ☊
be mine, yours, etc.: The money's not yours, it's John's. ☊ be ☊
Money isn't everything (= it is not the only important thing). ☊ be ☊
We collected money in behalf of the homeless. ☊ in behalf of sb, in sb's behalf ☊
We should spend the money on something that will benefit everyone. ☊ benefit ☊
I did it for a bet (= because sb had agreed to pay me money if I did). ☊ bet ☊
'I'll give you back the money tomorrow.' 'You'd better!' (= as a threat) ☊ had better/best (do sth) ☊
They were earning big money. ☊ big ☊
borrow sth off sb: I had to borrow the money off a friend. ☊ borrow ☊
a money box ☊ box ☊
the education/defence budget (= the amount of money that can be spent on this) ☊ budget ☊
We decorated the house on a tight budget (= without much money to spend). ☊ budget ☊
The work was finished on time and within budget (= did not cost more money than was planned). ☊ budget ☊
They went over budget (= spent too much money). ☊ budget ☊
'Here's the money I owe you.' 'But that's not right—it was only £10.' ☊ but ☊
I never carry much money on me. ☊ carry ☊
The report makes out a strong case (= gives good arguments) for spending more money on hospitals. ☊ case ☊
I'm constantly strapped for cash (= without enough money). ☊ cash ☊
'Do you think all this money will change your life?' 'Certainly not.' ☊ certainly ☊
He puts his loose change in a money box for the children. ☊ change ☊
Many charities sent money to help the victims of the famine. ☊ charity ☊
The concert will raise money for local charities. ☊ charity ☊
Most of the runners in the London Marathon are raising money for charity. ☊ charity ☊
a charity concert (= organized to get money for charity) ☊ charity ☊
to live on/off charity (= to live on money which other people give you because you are poor) ☊ charity ☊
to cash a cheque (= to get or give money for a cheque) ☊ cheque ☊
Complete a claim form (= an official document which you must use in order to request money from an organization). ☊ claim ☊
to close an account (= to stop keeping money in a bank account) ☊ close ☊
They had enough money to live in comfort in their old age. ☊ comfort ☊
material comforts (= money and possessions) ☊ comfort ☊
The movie was not a commercial success (= did not make money). ☊ commercial ☊
They will give us the money on one condition—that we pay it back within six months. ☊ condition ☊
You wouldn't consider marrying a man for his money, then? ☊ consider ☊
The project wasted a considerable amount of time and money. ☊ considerable ☊
We did not even make enough money to cover the cost of the food. ☊ cost ☊
Don't use too much of it—it cost a lot of money. ☊ cost ☊
All these reforms will cost money (= be expensive). ☊ cost ☊
Good food need not cost a fortune (= cost a lot of money). ☊ cost ☊
She must be crazy to lend him money. ☊ crazy ☊
He's a bad credit risk (= he is unlikely to pay the money later). ☊ credit ☊
The main criterion is value for money. ☊ criterion ☊
We hold a dance every year to raise money for charity. ☊ dance ☊
They daren't ask for any more money. ☊ dare ☊
They spent a great deal of money. ☊ deal ☊
enough money to satisfy all your desires ☊ desire ☊
I'll lend you £500 and you'll have to find the difference (= the rest of the money that you need). ☊ difference ☊
They see a direct link between the money supply and prices. ☊ direct ☊
distribute sth among sb/sth: The money was distributed among schools in the area. ☊ distribute ☊
She must earn a fortune (= earn a lot of money). ☊ earn ☊
Your money would earn more in a high-interest account. ☊ earn ☊
We're on an economy drive at home (= trying to avoid waste and spend as little money as possible). ☊ economy ☊
Buy the large economy pack (= the one that gives you better value for money). ☊ economy ☊
effort (to do sth): The company has laid off 150 workers in an effort to save money. ☊ effort ☊
I'm going to buy either a camera or a DVD player with the money. ☊ either ☊
Banks actively encourage people to borrow money. ☊ encourage ☊
The money was divided equally among her four children. ☊ equally ☊
essential to sth: Money is not essential to happiness. ☊ essential ☊
The essential difference between Sara and me is in our attitude to money. ☊ essential ☊
She seemed to have everything—looks, money, intelligence. ☊ everything ☊
Money isn't everything. ☊ everything ☊
Just to give you an example of his generosity—he gave me his old car and wouldn't take any money for it. ☊ example ☊
I didn't tell him anything except that I needed the money. ☊ except ☊
Nobody had much money at the time and I was no exception. ☊ exception ☊
They eke out a precarious existence (= they have hardly enough money to live on). ☊ existence ☊
No expense was spared (= they spent as much money as was needed) to make the party a success. ☊ expense ☊
While I was saving I had no money for little extras or luxuries. ☊ extra ☊
Isn't it a fact that the firm is losing money? ☊ fact ☊
Buying a cheap computer is a false economy (= will not actually save you money). ☊ FALSE ☊
He felt in his pockets for some money. ☊ feel ☊
prize fighting (= fighting in boxing matches for money) ☊ fighting ☊
We had a fight over money. ☊ fight ☊
Offenders will be liable to a heavy fine (= one that costs a lot of money). ☊ fine ☊
The money has been invested for a fixed period. ☊ fixed ☊
forget (about sth): I'd completely forgotten about the money he owed me. ☊ forget ☊
Help in the form of money will be very welcome. ☊ form ☊
The money will go to the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. ☊ foundation ☊
She used the money to go towards the foundation of a special research group. ☊ foundation ☊
These proposals would give health authorities greater freedom in deciding how to spend their money. ☊ freedom ☊
Both players freely acknowledge that money was a major incentive. ☊ freely ☊
I need money to be able to function as an artist. ☊ function as sb/sth ☊
They invested money in the company right at the start and the gamble paid off (= brought them success). ☊ gamble ☊
He gave away most of his money to charity. ☊ give sth away ☊
We're going to buy a house when we've saved enough money. ☊ be going to do sth ☊
Giving her that money was a good thing to do. ☊ good ☊
What's the good of (= how does it help you) earning all that money if you don't have time to enjoy it? ☊ good ☊
a money-back guarantee ☊ guarantee ☊
It's all right to borrow money occasionally, but don't let it become a habit. ☊ habit ☊
I've divided the money in half. ☊ half ☊
Half of the money was mine. ☊ half ☊
I don't have that much money on me. ☊ have ☊
The money raised will help towards (= partly provide) the cost of organizing the championships. ☊ help ☊
Here's the money I promised you. ☊ here ☊
Let's be honest, she's only interested in Mike because of his money. ☊ honest ☊
I can't believe he got that money honestly. ☊ honestly ☊
'I think you owe me some money.' ' How come?' ☊ how come? ☊
The sums of money involved are potentially huge. ☊ huge ☊
I'll only stay if you offer me more money. ☊ if ☊
Imagine earning that much money! ☊ imagine ☊
There's nothing immoral about wanting to earn more money. ☊ immoral ☊
They were charged with living off immoral earnings (= money earned by working as a prostitute ). ☊ immoral ☊
Money played an important role in his life. ☊ important ☊
a weekly disposable income (= the money that you have left to spend after tax, etc.) of £200 ☊ income ☊
The money was repaid with interest. ☊ interest ☊
We bought the house as an investment (= to make money). ☊ investment ☊
Money is not an issue. ☊ issue ☊
joke that...: She joked that she only loved him for his money. ☊ joke ☊
She felt fully justified in asking for her money back. ☊ justified ☊
a lack of food/money/skills ☊ lack ☊
very large sums of money ☊ large ☊
He's giving away money left, right and centre. ☊ left, right and centre ☊
lend (sth) (to sb): The bank refused to lend the money to us. ☊ lend ☊
lend sb sth: They refused to lend us the money. ☊ lend ☊
let sb/sth: She wanted to lend me some money but I wouldn't let her. ☊ let ☊
I'd rather use my money than leave it lying in the bank. ☊ lie ☊
The amount of money you have to spend will limit your choice. ☊ limit ☊
to take out/repay a loan (= to borrow money/pay it back) ☊ loan ☊
It took three years to repay my student loan (= money lent to a student). ☊ loan ☊
She locked her passport and money in the safe. ☊ lock ☊
lose sth: The business is losing money. ☊ lose ☊
loss of earnings (= the money you do not earn because you are prevented from working) ☊ loss ☊
We made a loss on (= lost money on) the deal. ☊ loss ☊
If he isn't prepared to accept this money, then that's his loss. ☊ loss ☊
I put the loss of the money down to pure bad luck. ☊ luck ☊
In the main, the money raised goes to children's charities. ☊ in the main ☊
We need to think of ways to make money. ☊ make ☊
What does it matter if I spent $100 on it—it's my money! ☊ matter ☊
$20 means a lot (= represents a lot of money) when you live on $100 a week. ☊ mean ☊
Money means nothing to him. ☊ mean ☊
mean (that)...: We'll have to be careful with money but that doesn't mean (that) we can't enjoy ourselves. ☊ mean ☊
He made his millions (= all his money) on currency deals. ☊ million ☊
I wouldn't mind having his money! ☊ I wouldn't mind sth/doing sth ☊
to borrow/save/spend/earn money ☊ money ☊
How much money is there in my account? ☊ money ☊
The money is much better in my new job. ☊ money ☊
If the item is not satisfactory, you will get your money back. ☊ money ☊
We'll need to raise more money (= collect or borrow it) next year. ☊ money ☊
Can you lend me some money until tomorrow? ☊ money ☊
Be careful with that —it cost a lot of money. ☊ money ☊
I counted the money carefully. ☊ money ☊
Where can I change my money into dollars? ☊ money ☊
He lost all his money. ☊ money ☊
The family made their money in the 18th century. ☊ money ☊
The movie should make money. ☊ make money ☊
There's money to be made from tourism. ☊ make money ☊
She had the most money of all of them. ☊ most ☊
It was the people with the least money who gave most generously. ☊ most ☊
'Roger stole the money.' 'I thought as much.' ☊ as much ☊
I must go to the bank and get some money. ☊ must ☊
I didn't need to go to the bank after all—Mary lent me the money. ☊ need ☊
I may be stating the obvious but without more money the project cannot survive. ☊ obvious ☊
Obviously, we don't want to spend too much money. ☊ obviously ☊
She felt, oddly, that they had been happier when they had no money. ☊ oddly ☊
Families will be better off under the new law (= will have more money). ☊ be well/better/badly, etc. off ☊
They are both comfortably off (= have enough money to be able to buy what they want without worrying too much about the cost). ☊ be well/better/badly, etc. off ☊
We didn't know how we would cope once the money had gone. ☊ once ☊
My parents lent me the money. Otherwise, I couldn't have afforded the trip. ☊ otherwise ☊
Hand over the money! ☊ over ☊
an argument over money ☊ over ☊
I was forced to ask passing strangers for money. ☊ passing ☊
pay sb sth: He still hasn't paid me the money he owes me. ☊ pay ☊
permit sb/sth to do sth: Cash machines permit you to withdraw money at any time. ☊ permit ☊
I took pity on her and lent her the money. ☊ pity ☊
plenty of eggs/money/time ☊ plenty ☊
We had reached the point when there was no money left. ☊ point ☊
I'll come straight to the point: we need more money. ☊ point ☊
This is proof positive that he stole the money. ☊ positive ☊
Expansion was made possible by the investment of government money. ☊ possible ☊
They didn't have any real money so they had to pretend. ☊ pretend ☊
Pride would not allow him to accept the money. ☊ pride ☊
I won £500 in prize money. ☊ prize ☊
promise sth to sb: He promised the money to his grandchildren. ☊ promise ☊
promise sb sth: He promised his grandchildren the money. ☊ promise ☊
How much money do we need to do the job properly? ☊ properly ☊
it is proposed to do sth: It was proposed to pay the money from public funds. ☊ propose ☊
Provided that you have the money in your account, you can withdraw up to £100 a day. ☊ provided ☊
public money/spending/funding/expenditure ☊ public ☊
the public purse (= the money that the government can spend) ☊ public ☊
She took the job purely and simply for the money. ☊ purely ☊
Our campaign's main purpose is to raise money. ☊ purpose ☊
If I don't get more money I'll quit. ☊ quit ☊
I'm glad you raised the subject of money. ☊ raise ☊
We are raising money for charity. ☊ raise ☊
It is not realistic to expect people to spend so much money. ☊ realistic ☊
The reality is that there is not enough money to pay for this project. ☊ reality ☊
It's worth a lot of money, I reckon. ☊ reckon ☊
Money problems have put a strain on their relationship. ☊ relationship ☊
It's all relative though, isn't it? We never had any money when I was a kid and $500 was a fortune to us. ☊ relative ☊
remember how, what, etc...: Can you remember how much money we spent? ☊ remember ☊
We do not have the resources (= money) to update our computer software. ☊ resource ☊
There are no restrictions on the amount of money you can withdraw. ☊ restriction ☊
reward sb for doing sth: He rewarded us handsomely (= with a lot of money) for helping him. ☊ reward ☊
Have you got the right money (= the exact amount) for the bus fare? ☊ right ☊
right (about sth): She was right about Tom having no money. ☊ right ☊
You're quite within your rights to ask for your money back. ☊ right ☊
By rights (= if justice were done) half the money should be mine. ☊ right ☊
He risked all his money on a game of cards. ☊ risk ☊
Money, or love of money, is said to be the root of all evil. ☊ root ☊
The pursuit of money ruled his life. ☊ rule ☊
It would be safer to take more money with you in case of emergency. ☊ safe ☊
The money is safely locked in a drawer. ☊ safely ☊
save sb from doing sth: The prize money saved her from having to find a job. ☊ save ☊
Money from local businesses helped save the school from closure. ☊ save ☊
We need more money for roads, hospitals and schools. ☊ school ☊
Lack of money is the main problem, as I see it (= in my opinion). ☊ see ☊
sell (sth) (at sth): They sold the business at a profit/loss (= they gained/lost money when they sold it). ☊ sell ☊
The government provides money in the shape of (= consisting of) grants and student loans. ☊ shape ☊
Rita shared her money out among her six grandchildren. ☊ share ☊
a shocking waste of money ☊ shocking ☊
I'm afraid I'm a little short (= of money) this month. ☊ short ☊
Money was short at that time. ☊ short ☊
show yourself + adj.: She had shown herself unable to deal with money. ☊ show ☊
They live simply (= they do not spend much money). ☊ simply ☊
slide sth + adv./prep.: The man slid the money quickly into his pocket. ☊ slide ☊
slip sth to sb: They'd slipped some money to the guards. ☊ slip ☊
slip sb sth: They'd slipped the guards some money. ☊ slip ☊
He's the sort of person who only cares about money. ☊ sort ☊
The money was collected for a specific purpose. ☊ specific ☊
spend sth: I've spent all my money already. ☊ spend ☊
split sth (with sb): She split the money she won with her brother. ☊ split ☊
families dependent on state benefits (= in Britain, money given by the government to people who are poor) ☊ state ☊
a student grant/loan (= money that is given/lent to students to pay for their studies) ☊ student ☊
substantial sums of money ☊ substantial ☊
suggest (that)...: All the evidence suggests (that) he stole the money. ☊ suggest ☊
suggestion (for/about/on sth): I'd like to hear your suggestions for ways of raising money. ☊ suggestion ☊
a large sum of money ☊ sum ☊
It's surprising what people will do for money. ☊ surprising ☊
I tackled him about the money he owed me. ☊ tackle ☊
We need to have a serious talk about money matters. ☊ talk ☊
They've got more money than taste. ☊ taste ☊
thanks (for doing sth): Thanks for lending me the money. ☊ thanks ☊
She took the money without so much as a thank you. ☊ thank you ☊
Have you forgotten about that money I lent you last week? ☊ that ☊
The money's there if you need it. ☊ there ☊
All he ever thinks about is money. ☊ think ☊
Can anybody think of a way to raise money? ☊ think of sth/sb ☊
tip (on/for sth): useful tips on how to save money ☊ tip ☊
He has more money than the rest of us put together. ☊ together ☊
He turned nasty when we refused to give him the money. ☊ turn ☊
We're buying a new TV with the money. ☊ TV ☊
understand sb/sth doing sth: I just can't understand him taking the money. ☊ understand ☊
I just can't understand his taking the money. ☊ understand ☊
They are unwilling to invest any more money in the project. ☊ unwilling ☊
to be good/excellent value (= worth the money it costs) ☊ value ☊
to be bad/poor value (= not worth the money it costs) ☊ value ☊
Larger sizes give the best value for money. ☊ value ☊
This great value-for-money offer is only available to society members. ☊ value ☊
If you're thinking of getting a dog, be warned—they take a lot of time and money. ☊ warn ☊
waste sth on sth: Why waste money on clothes you don't need? ☊ waste ☊
They believe the statue is a waste of taxpayers' money. ☊ waste ☊
wave sth + adv./prep.: 'I'm rich!' she exclaimed, waving the money under his nose. ☊ wave ☊
They decided to split the money four ways (= between four different people). ☊ way ☊
There's no way we could afford that sort of money. ☊ (there is) no way ☊
They lived well (= in comfort and spending a lot of money) and were generous with their money. ☊ well ☊
Who's the money for? ☊ who ☊
I lost a whole lot of money. ☊ a whole lot (of sth) ☊
By next year all the money will have been spent. ☊ will ☊
They won't lend us any more money. ☊ will ☊
Throw some money in the fountain and make a wish. ☊ wish ☊
to be worth a bomb/packet/fortune (= a lot of money) ☊ worth ☊
He has a good job, and yet he never seems to have any money. ☊ yet ☊

argent ☊ bon, c’est son argent que je veux ☊