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Idioms about money


Froggy Jumps Idioms about moneyVersión en línea 20 examples of common English money idioms por Judit Mészáros 1 What does the idiom "break the bank" mean? a To physically damage a financial institution b To spend all of one's money c To open a new bank account 2 The expression "bring home the bacon" refers to: a Grocery shopping b Working at a butcher shop c Earning money to support oneself or family 3 When someone says "time is money," they mean: a Time can be exchanged for currency b Time should be used efficiently as it has monetary value c Money takes time to earn 4 "A penny saved is a penny earned" suggests that: a Saving money is as valuable as earning it b Pennies are worthless c One should only save pennies 5 If someone is "born with a silver spoon in their mouth," it means: a They were born in a hospital b They were born into a wealthy family c They have dental problems 6 To "fork over" means to: a Save money b Split a bill c Hand over money, usually reluctantly 7 When something "looks like a million bucks," it: a Looks extremely good or attractive b Is very expensive c Is worthless 8 The term "go Dutch" means: a Travel to the Netherlands b Each person pays for their own share c Pay with European currency 9 A "gravy train" refers to: a An easy way to make money b A food delivery service c A cooking technique 10 What is a "cash cow"? a A farm animal b A reliable source of income c A type of bank 11 The saying "money doesn't grow on trees" is used to: a Explain farming b Discuss environmental issues c Emphasize that money is limited and must be earned 12 When people say "money talks," they mean: a Wealth gives power and influence b Currency makes noise c Financial advice 13 To "balance the books" means to: a Read multiple books simultaneously b Arrange library materials c Reconcile financial accounts 14 "Cook the books" refers to: a Writing a cookbook b Managing a restaurant c Fraudulent financial manipulation 15 When someone "picks up the tab," they: a Collect receipts b Pay the bill for others c Work as a waiter 16 "Save for a rainy day" means to: a Buy an umbrella b Prepare for bad weather c Set aside money for future needs 17 If something is "highway robbery," it is: a A crime on the road b Extremely overpriced c A traffic violation 18 A "quick buck" refers to: a A fast-running deer b Easy money earned quickly c A financial emergency 19 Being "flat broke" means: a Having no money at all b Breaking something valuable c Losing a wallet 20 To "tighten one's belt" means to: a Lose weight b Buy new clothes c Reduce spending

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Idioms about moneyVersión en línea

por Judit Mészáros

What does the idiom "break the bank" mean?

The expression "bring home the bacon" refers to:

When someone says "time is money," they mean:

"A penny saved is a penny earned" suggests that:

If someone is "born with a silver spoon in their mouth," it means:

To "fork over" means to:

When something "looks like a million bucks," it:

The term "go Dutch" means:

A "gravy train" refers to:

What is a "cash cow"?

The saying "money doesn't grow on trees" is used to:

When people say "money talks," they mean:

To "balance the books" means to:

"Cook the books" refers to:

When someone "picks up the tab," they:

"Save for a rainy day" means to:

If something is "highway robbery," it is:

A "quick buck" refers to:

Being "flat broke" means:

To "tighten one's belt" means to: