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1. An idiomatic expression for - to have no money - is to be afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know.

2. Another expression for - to be in the red - is to be afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know .

3. I got a really good afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know at the sale. A pullover for only 5€.

4. Another adjective for - rich - is afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know.

5. You can borrow money from the bank. In other words, a bank afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know people money.

6. I can't afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know to buy a new car. They're too expensive.

7. I afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know the bank 3000€.

8. We spend a lot of money afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know food.

9. She's quite rich now, she afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know lots of money in her new job.

10. I'd like a new coat, but they afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy I don't know too much.