5 Money Idioms

FIVE IDIOMS ABOUT MONEY

IDIOM: megabucks
• MEANING: a lot of money
• EXAMPLE: Since she changed jobs, she's making megabucks.

IDIOM: a fast buck
• MEANING: money made easily
• EXAMPLE: All he wants to do is make a fast buck without hard work.

IDIOM: the gravy train
• MEANING: a position that provides easy money
• EXAMPLE: Since my promotion I've been on the gravy train.

IDIOM: a cash cow
• MEANING: something that provides steady money
• EXAMPLE: Her new company makes lots of money; it's a cash cow.

IDIOM: nickel-and-dime
• MEANING: small amounts of money
• EXAMPLE: I need a better job; I'm tired of this nickel-and-dime stuff.

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