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

ukusinformal MONEY

money whose value has been artificially increased, or money that is not worth as much as it appears to be:

The banks have used funny money generated by creative accountancy to deal with vast amounts of public debt.

Stock options were seen as funny money, enabling you to promise vast compensation to your employees without it hurting your bottom line.

money that is not real, for example because it has been illegally printed or created for a game:

Advances in computer technology are being used by criminals to make funny money.

Guests are given $50 in funny money to bet with.

a price or amount of money that is so large that it seems completely unreasonable:

He agreed to sell the land, but he was asking funny money for it.

单词	funny money
释义	Contents noun (3) funny money (1) funny money (2) funny money (3) Business funny moneynoun [ U ] ukusinformal MONEY money whose value has been artificially increased, or money that is not worth as much as it appears to be: The banks have used funny money generated by creative accountancy to deal with vast amounts of public debt. Stock options were seen as funny money, enabling you to promise vast compensation to your employees without it hurting your bottom line. money that is not real, for example because it has been illegally printed or created for a game: Advances in computer technology are being used by criminals to make funny money. Guests are given $50 in funny money to bet with. a price or amount of money that is so large that it seems completely unreasonable: He agreed to sell the land, but he was asking funny money for it.
随便看	at a disadvantage at a fair, great lick at a fair, great, etc. lick at a fast/good clip at a glance at a loss at a low ebb at a moment's/two hours'/three weeks' notice at a moment's/two hours'/three weeks', etc. notice at a moments/two hours/three weeks notice at a pinch at a premium at a price at a push at a rate of knots at a snail's pace at a snails pace at a stretch at a stretch at a time at a time at all at all cost at all cost(s) at all costs