English Flashcards
anything which is readily accepted in settlement of a debt
money
coins or notes that can be spent immediately
cash
coins that are not of a high value
change
the specific type of money used by a particular country
currency
money that allows you to survive
means
money that you have saved in order to spend it later
savings
coins and notes officially accepted in a particular country
legal tender
the small amount of cash that an organization uses for minor purchases and providing change to customers
petty cash
coins of low value
small change
a lot of money
small fortune
a fair amount of money in the bank
healthy bank balance
the amount of money that you have left after you have paid tax on your salary
take home pay
an attempt to save money which actually leads to greater expenses
false economy
money without intrinsic value that is used as money because of government decree
fiat money
money can influence what is done or how it’s done
money talks
it does not matter how much something costs because there is a lot of money available
money is no object
to have a lot of money and spend large amounts on things that are not necessary
have money to burn
money that you pay someone to stop them from telling…..
hush money
make sure that someone can pay for something before you let them have it
see the color of someone’s money
to do something rather then just talking about it
put your money where your mouth is
money that you can earn with very little work
easy money
earn money fast and in large amounts
make money hand over fists
money used for starting business
seed money
people who recently became rich
new money
a product or business generating a lot of money
money spinner
disguising the criminal origin of money
money laundering
money that is not circulated or invested and does not earn interest
idle money
money that is passed quickly from country to country …
hot money
a person or a business activity that earns a lot of money
money maker
an item that can be easily exchanged in the way that money can
near money
the total amount of supply that exists in the economy
money supply
an approximate number
ballpark figure
the opposite aspect of a matter
the other side of a coin
the possession of abundant amount of financial rescores
deep pokets
spend more money than you can afford
live beyond means
an illegal money lender ….
loan shark
agree to share a cost of something, especially a meal
go dutch
a very small amount of money
peanuts
be under financial difficulties
feel the pinch
put up as security or collateral when taking a bank loan
mortgage
to keep an amount of money for a time in the future when it might be needed
to save for a rainy day
a method of buying expensive goods in which you pay in small amounts of money until you have paid the whole amount
hire purchase
something you give or receive instead of money
payment in kind
to not have any money
to be broke
an amount of money saved for a long period of time to use in the future
nest egg
to have a lot of money
to flush
to be very rich
to be rolling in it
to try to spend less money
to tighten someone’s belt
to spend a lot of money on something
to splash out
to be very expensive
to cost an arm and a leg to
to not be expensive
to be dirt cheap
it is designed to measure the true cost of a loan
annual percentage rate
to get something for very cheap
to get something for a song
a list of people that a company employs and the money each of them earns
payroll
the amount of money that you earn
pay packet
- employed by a particular company
- the total amount of money paid by a company to its employees
on the payroll
a piece of paper you get from your employer when you are paid
payslip
a system for paying for mobile phone calls by buying a fixed amount of time before you make the call
pay as you go
you pay after taxes
take home pay
a decision not to increase pay
pay freeze