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I. money [Brit ˈmʌni, Am ˈməni] N
1. money (coins, notes):
money
2. money (funds):
money
to make money (person)
to run out of money
to find the money to do
there's no money in it
there's big money involved inf
they made a lot of money when they sold the house attr matters, problems, worries
3. money (in banking, on stock exchange):
money
money
money
to raise money
to pay good money
4. money (salary):
money
to earn good money
5. money (price):
money
6. money (wealth):
money
money
II. monies, moneys N
monies,moneys npl:
fonds mpl
sommes fpl
III. money [Brit ˈmʌni, Am ˈməni]
not for love nor money
for my money
à mon avis
it's money for jam, it's money for old rope
money talks
time is money
the smart money is on X
to be in the money
to be made of money
to give sb a good run for his/her money
to have money to burn
your money or your life!
blood money N
blood money
funny money N inf
funny money
tight money N U ECON
tight money
gate money N SPORTS
gate money
caution money N Brit
caution money
token money N FIN
token money
hush money N inf
hush money
to pay sb hush money
danger money N
danger money
hot money N
hot money
money [ˈmʌni] N no pl
money
there's money in sth
to make money
to put money into sth
to put money on sth
to put money on sb/sth doing sth
parier que qn/qc fera qc
Phrases:
to be money for jam Brit
money doesn't grow on trees prov
to be made of money, to be in the money
for my money
to have money to burn
money talks prov
hush money N inf
hush money
plastic money N no pl
plastic money
money box <-es> N Brit
money box
prize money N SPORTS
prize money
money-spinner N
money-spinner
money order N Am, Aus
money order
gate money N Brit, Aus
gate money
pocket money N no pl
pocket money
spending money N
spending money
money [ˈmʌn·i] N
money
there's money in sth
to make money
to put money into sth
to put money on sth
to put money on sb/sth doing sth
parier que qn/qc fera qc
Phrases:
money doesn't grow on trees prov
to be made of money, to be in the money
for my money
to have money to burn
money talks prov
prize money N sports
prize money
pocket money N
pocket money
spending money N
spending money
hush money N inf
hush money
paper money N
paper money
plastic money N
plastic money
seed money N
seed money
money-grubbing ADJ pej
money-grubbing
money belt N
money belt
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Further, the bonds issued by the banks were not selling as anticipated, leaving the institutions without much of their anticipated seed money.
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He raises the seed money by selling parts of his own farm to people who will then work the land to grow tobacco.
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These funds were the seed money the college needed to make the construction of the center possible.
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For example, the higher the announced seed money the more people give.
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This seed money has led to dramatic innovations that increase options for those living with hearing loss, as well as protecting those at risk.
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