Money Idioms презентация

Money Idioms

Pay through the nose — вынужденно платить бешеную цену; заплатить бешеную цену; расплачиваться

Dirty cheap -очень дешевый

To have money to burn - денег куры не клюют . Много денег, которые можно потратить свободно или безвозмездно

To roll in money - купаться в золоте /в деньгах/

To make (both) ends meet — сводить концы с концами.

Money-spinner- прибыльное, денежное дело

Money for old rope (досл. «Деньги за старую веревку») деньги, заработанные без особых усилий

Not for love or money - ни за какие деньги

To jack up the price -набить цену повысить

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Match pictures with idioms:

• To jack up the price
• Not for love or money
• Money for old rope
• Money-spinner
• To make (both) ends meet
• To roll in money
• To have money to burn
• Dirty cheap
• Pay through the nose

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Match idioms with definitions:

• to earn just enough money to cover one's living expenses;
• not under any circumstances or conditions; no matter what happens;
• a very quick and easy way to earn money;
• to raise the price of an item that is offered for sale;
• a product or activity which produces a lot of money;
• If someone has a lot of money, more than they could possibly need;
• to have a lot of money that one can spend freely (and often unnecessarily);
• very inexpensive;
• to pay an exorbitant amount of money (for something), especially more than is reasonable;

• To jack up the price
• Not for love or money
• Money for old rope
• Money-spinner
• To make (both) ends meet
• To roll in money
• To have money to burn
• Dirty cheap
• Pay through the nose

Translate into Russian

• You can get pretty good meals on airplanes these days, but you're going to pay through the nose .
• Universities are actually free for citizens in this country, but because I immigrated here I have to pay through the nose for my degree.
• Buy some more of those plums. They're dirt cheap, In Italy, the peaches are dirt cheap .
• That upscale boutique caters to bored housewives who have money to burn — who else would spend $400 on a candle?
• I wouldn't worry too much about the Smiths. They're rolling in money .
• To make ends meet, Phil picked up a second job delivering pizzas.
• After the large income tax hike, many people suddenly found it difficult to make both ends meet .
• That mobile dating app has proved to be a real money-spinner for the developer—it's making them more money than anything else they've launched before.
• A: "I'm getting paid to stay in my neighbor's mansion while they're on holiday." B: "Wow, that'll be money for old rope !"
• I love working on bicycles, so this job will be money for old rope .