第 168 课:金钱习语 |
Lesson 168: Money Idioms |
A hole in the wall. A cash machine (ATM). 墙上的一个洞。一台自动取款机(ATM)。 |
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To break the bank. To win all the money at a casino gambling table. 倾家荡产。在赌场赌桌上赢走所有的钱。 |
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To laugh all the way to the bank. To make lot of money very easily, because of good luck or someone's stupidity. 一路笑着去银行。由于好运气或某人的愚蠢而轻松赚大钱。 |
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To not break the bank. To not be too expensive. 不要花太多钱。不要太贵。 |
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To bank on something/someone. Being sure that something or someone is reliable. 信任某事物/某人。确信某事物或某人是可靠的。 |
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To go for broke. To risk everything in order to achieve a result. 孤注一掷。为了达到目的不惜冒一切风险。 |
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To be broke. To have no money. 破产。没有钱。 |
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A cash cow. A business that always makes a lot of profit. 摇钱树。指总能赚很多钱的生意。 |
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Hard cash. Money in the form of coins or notes. 现金。硬币或纸币形式的货币。 |
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To cash in your chips. To die. 兑现你的筹码。去死。 |
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Ready cash. Money that is available to spend. 现金。可供支出的钱。 |
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To be strapped for cash. To be short of money. 资金匮乏。缺钱。 |
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A blank cheque. As much money to spend as you need. 一张空白支票。您需要花多少钱就花多少钱。 |
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The other side of the coin. An opposite view of something. 硬币的另一面。对某事的相反观点。 |
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A bad debt. Money owed that is not likely to be paid. 坏账。指不太可能偿还的欠款。 |
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dough (slang). Money. 面团(俚语)。钱。 |
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A fool and his money are soon parted. Foolish people spend money without thinking about it enough. 愚人与金钱很快就分道扬镳。愚人花钱时不加思索。 |
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Blood money. Money that has been gained from the death of a person. 血钱。因某人死亡而获得的钱。 |
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Easy money. Money earned with very little effort. 轻松赚钱。几乎不用付出任何努力就能赚到钱。 |
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Funny money: Counterfeit money, or money from dishonest activities. 假币:伪造的钱币,或通过不诚实活动获得的钱币。 |
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A licence to print money. An activity that makes people very rich without having to make any effort. 印钞许可证。一种可以让人们不费吹灰之力就变得非常富有的活动。 |
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Money doesn't grow on trees. Money isn't that easy to come by. 钱不是从树上长出来的。钱不是那么容易得到的。 |
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Money for old rope. A job that is an easy way of earning money. 用旧绳换钱。这是一份轻松赚钱的工作。 |
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Money talks. People who are rich have a lot of power and influence. 金钱万能。有钱人拥有很大的权力和影响力。 |
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Money to burn. To have a lot of money to spend on whatever you like. 钱多得花不完。有很多钱可以花在你喜欢的任何东西上。 |
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Put your money where your mouth is. To follow up what you say with what you do. 说到做到。说到做到。 |
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Monopoly money. "Monopoly" is the name of a game using pretend money, so "monopoly money" is a slang term for money that has no value to the person spending it. 大富翁游戏币。“大富翁”是一种使用假钱的游戏的名称,因此“大富翁游戏币”是一个俚语,指的是对花钱的人来说毫无价值的钱。 |
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More money than sense. To spend your money foolishly. 钱多过理智。愚蠢地花钱。 |
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Pin money. Small amounts of money for treats. 零花钱。用来招待客人的小额钱款。 |
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Pots of money. A lot of money. 一大笔钱。很多钱。 |
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To throw money around. To spend money in a careless or wasteful way. 乱花钱。以粗心或浪费的方式花钱。 |
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To hit pay dirt. To discover something very valuable or very useful. 找到宝藏。发现非常有价值或非常有用的东西。 |
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To pay through the nose. To pay too much money for something. 付出过高的代价。为某物付出过多的钱。 |
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To pay top dollar. To pay a lot of money for something. 支付最高价。为某物支付大量金钱。 |
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To pay your way. To pay for yourself rather than allowing someone else to do it. 支付自己的费用。自己支付费用,而不是让别人支付。 |
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Hell to pay. To get into a lot of trouble. 付出惨痛代价。惹上很多麻烦。 |
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A penny for your thoughts. To ask someone what they are thinking about. 一分钱换你的想法。询问某人在想什么。 |
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A pretty penny. Very expensive. 相当贵啊。非常贵。 |
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The penny drops. To finally understand something. 我恍然大悟。终于明白了一些事情。 |
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To turn up like a bad penny. To arrive at a place or event where you are not wanted. 突然出现。到达不受欢迎的地方或参加不受欢迎活动。 |
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A penny pincher. Someone who spends as little money as possible. 吝啬鬼。尽量少花钱的人。 |
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In for a penny, in for a pound. To put a lot of money or effort into something. 一分钱一分货。在某件事上投入大量金钱或精力。 |
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Dirt-poor. Extremely poor. 赤贫。极其贫困。 |
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As poor as church mice. Very poor. 穷得和教堂里的老鼠一样。非常穷。 |
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To hold the purse strings. To control the spending of a family's or an organization's money. 掌握钱袋。控制家庭或组织资金的支出。 |
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To loosen the purse strings. To allow more money to be spent. 放松钱袋。允许花更多的钱。 |
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To tighten the purse strings. To reduce the amount of money that can be spent. 勒紧钱袋。减少可支配的钱数。 |
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You can't make a silk purse out of a sow's ear. If something is poor quality you can't do much to improve it. 猪耳朵做不出丝绸钱包。如果某样东西的质量很差,你就无法做出太大的改进。 |
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Filthy rich. Extremely rich. 超级有钱。极其有钱。 |
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To rob Peter to pay Paul. To borrow money from one person to pay back money you borrowed from someone else. 拆东墙补西墙。从一个人那里借钱来偿还从另一个人那里借的钱。 |
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To strike it rich. To suddenly become rich. 一夜暴富。突然变得富有。 |
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To spend money like water. To spend too much. 挥霍无度。花钱如流水。 |
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To spend a penny. To use a toilet. 花一分钱。上厕所。 |
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To have your fingers in the till. To steal money from the place where you work. 把手指伸进收银机。从你工作的地方偷钱。 |
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