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IDIOMS: Money
IDIOM 1: "bring
home the bacon"
-> MEANING: earn the family living
-> EXAMPLE: I have been working hard
all month bringing home the bacon for my family.
IDIOM 2: "burn
a hole in one's pocket"
-> MEANING: money that is likely to
be spent
-> EXAMPLE: The money has been burning
a hole in his pocket and I am sure that he will spend it soon.
IDIOM 3: "feel
like a million dollars"
-> MEANING: feel wonderful
-> EXAMPLE: Although I have been sick
for a few weeks I feel like a million dollars today.
IDIOM 4: "make
a killing"
-> MEANING: make a large amount
of money
-> EXAMPLE: My sister made a killing
when she worked overseas in the oil industry.
IDIOM 5: "worth
one`s salt"
-> MEANING: worth what one is paid
-> EXAMPLE: Our secretary is worth
her salt and is a great asset to our company.
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