英语词汇“money”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

moneynoun

uk/ˈmʌni/usMONEY

[ U ] the value of what a person or organization owns, keeps in a bank, has in investments, or spends:

His estate is worth a lot of money.

She makes more money than he does.

Publishers earn money from their content.

lose/spend/waste money We waste money on plants and decorations that we could be spending on salaries.

borrow/lend/save money Lending money is a way to ensure that you get a say in how the borrower runs his business.

pour/pump/put money into sth Pumping more money into the company isn't going to make customers want the product.

donate/invest/raise money Donate money now to make a difference in your community.

[ U ] the coins or paper currency which can be used to buy things:

He used to keep his money under the mattress.

Patrons threw money into the fountain.

monies also moneys [ plural ]

LAW different amounts of money taken together:

He made a mistake by mixing clients' monies with the monies from his construction company.

at the money

FINANCE options (= agreements to buy or sell particular shares, etc. in the future) are at the money when they could be used to buy or sell shares without making a profit or a loss:

The options sold at the money.

in the money

FINANCE options are in the money when they could be used to buy or sell shares for a profit:

In traditional stock option plans, unless options are in the money, they are not exercised.

informal having a lot of money:

It's not just the oil companies that are in the money: high oil prices boost government revenue.

out of the money

FINANCE options are out of the money when they would make a loss if they were used to buy or sell shares:

With the shares currently trading at $50.53, however, these calls are out of the money.

make money

to earn a lot of money from a job or an investment:

Making money is the only reason I work on Wall Street.

be/pour/throw, etc. money down the drain

to waste money:

In propping up these industries, is the government throwing taxpayers' money down the drain?

make/lose money hand over fist

to make or lose a lot of money very quickly:

Like many Internet companies, they lost money hand over fist at first.

sb's money is on sb/sth

used to say that someone strongly believes that a particular thing is likely to happen or a particular person is likely to be the one to do something:

My money is on the bond markets getting it right.

the smart/clever money is on sb/sth

used to say that people who know a lot about a situation strongly believe that a particular thing is likely to happen or a particular person is likely to be the one to do something:

One airline has already filed for bankruptcy protection, and the smart money is on others joining them soon.

money talks

used to say that money influences people, or that people with money tend to be listened to:

Money talks in politics.

there's money in sth

used to say that an activity will produce a profit:

There's a lot of money in electronics.

If you take this car to Texas, there's money in it for you.

单词	money
释义	Contents noun (13) money (1) money (2) money (3) money (4) money (5) money (6) money (7) money (8) money (9) money (10) money (11) money (12) money (13) English American Business moneynoun [ U ] uk/ˈmʌn.i/us/ˈmʌn.i/ A1 coins or notes (= special pieces of paper) that are used to buy things, or an amount of these that a person has: "How much money do you have on you?" "€100 in notes and a few coins." We invested the money in a high-interest bank account. I wanted to buy it but it cost too much money (= was too expensive). We spent so much money redecorating the house that we didn't have any left over for a holiday. You'll have to change some money (= buy some foreign money) at the bank. How much money do you earn? He enjoyed acting but he wasn't making (= earning) much money. Her investments haven't made (= produced as profit) much money this year. They made their money (= became rich) in the fashion business. He tried to persuade me to put money into the company (= invest in the company). The school needs to raise (= collect) money for new playground equipment. Try to save (= keep) some money for your holiday. We're saving (= not spending as much) money by using volunteers. I didn't like the job, but the money (= amount of pay) was good. Money is tight/short (= we don't have much money) at the moment. I had some very expensive dental treatment recently, but it was money well spent - it'll save me problems in the future. money in sth If you say that there is money in something, you mean that the activity will produce a profit: There's money in sport these days. If you help us, there's money in it for you. More examples Everyone in the office is contributing money for his leaving present. They've already run out of money and the building isn't even half-finished . We're really struggling to find enough money to pay the rent at the moment. Many buildings in the old part of the city are falling down, and the government has no money to repair them. The organization has enlisted the support of many famous people in raising money to help homeless children. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Interest & capital APR bank rate base rate capital intensive capitalization collateral finance fund interest rate interest-bearing lending rate nest egg Premium Bond saving simple interest stock the purse strings idiom the smart money venture capital vested interest See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Payment methods Profits & losses Idiom(s) be in the money be made of money for my money get/have your money's worth have money have money to burn marry money money doesn't grow on trees money for old rope money talks (right) on the money put (your) money on sb/sth put your money where your mouth is you pays your money and you takes your choice/chance moneynoun [ U ] us/ˈmʌn·i/ the coins or bills with their value on them that are used to buy things, or the total amount of these that someone has: I need a dollar – have you got any money on you? There’s not much money in our savings account. We spent a lot of money redecorating the house. I save money on groceries by using coupons. He makes a lot of money as a contractor. The job wasn’t exciting, but the money (= amount of pay) was good. Idiom(s) money talks (right) on the money moneynoun uk/ˈmʌni/usMONEY [ U ] the value of what a person or organization owns, keeps in a bank, has in investments, or spends: His estate is worth a lot of money. She makes more money than he does. Publishers earn money from their content. lose/spend/waste money We waste money on plants and decorations that we could be spending on salaries. borrow/lend/save money Lending money is a way to ensure that you get a say in how the borrower runs his business. pour/pump/put money into sth Pumping more money into the company isn't going to make customers want the product. donate/invest/raise money Donate money now to make a difference in your community. [ U ] the coins or paper currency which can be used to buy things: He used to keep his money under the mattress. Patrons threw money into the fountain. monies also moneys [ plural ] LAW different amounts of money taken together: He made a mistake by mixing clients' monies with the monies from his construction company. at the money FINANCE options (= agreements to buy or sell particular shares, etc. in the future) are at the money when they could be used to buy or sell shares without making a profit or a loss: The options sold at the money. in the money FINANCE options are in the money when they could be used to buy or sell shares for a profit: In traditional stock option plans, unless options are in the money, they are not exercised. informal having a lot of money: It's not just the oil companies that are in the money: high oil prices boost government revenue. out of the money FINANCE options are out of the money when they would make a loss if they were used to buy or sell shares: With the shares currently trading at $50.53, however, these calls are out of the money. make money to earn a lot of money from a job or an investment: Making money is the only reason I work on Wall Street. be/pour/throw, etc. money down the drain to waste money: In propping up these industries, is the government throwing taxpayers' money down the drain? make/lose money hand over fist to make or lose a lot of money very quickly: Like many Internet companies, they lost money hand over fist at first. sb's money is on sb/sth used to say that someone strongly believes that a particular thing is likely to happen or a particular person is likely to be the one to do something: My money is on the bond markets getting it right. the smart/clever money is on sb/sth used to say that people who know a lot about a situation strongly believe that a particular thing is likely to happen or a particular person is likely to be the one to do something: One airline has already filed for bankruptcy protection, and the smart money is on others joining them soon. money talks used to say that money influences people, or that people with money tend to be listened to: Money talks in politics. there's money in sth used to say that an activity will produce a profit: There's a lot of money in electronics. If you take this car to Texas, there's money in it for you. See also application money broad money caution money cheap money conduct money danger money dear money deposit money easy money e-money fresh money front money funny money hot money hush money idle money key money narrow money near money new money old money one-month money one-year money paper money seed money spending money
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