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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.

2. Another expression for - to be in the red - is to be afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy .

3. I got a really good afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy at the sale. A pullover for only 5€.

4. Another adjective for - rich - is afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy.

5. You can borrow money from the bank. In other words, a bank afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy people money.

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

7. I afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy the bank 3000€.

8. We spend a lot of money afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy food.

9. She's quite rich now, she afford bargain broke cost earns lends on overdrawn owe wealthy 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 too much.