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单词 money
释义
money
noun[U]
uk
/ˈmʌn.i/us
/ˈmʌn.i/
A1
coinsornotes(=specialpiecesofpaper)that are used tobuythings, or anamountof these that apersonhas:
货币；钱，金钱；财产
"How much money do you have on you?" "€100 innotesand a fewcoins."“你带了多少钱？”“一共100欧元纸钞和一些硬币。”
Weinvestedthe money in a high-interestbankaccount.我们将钱投入到一个高息银行账户。
Iwantedtobuyit but itcosttoo much money(= was tooexpensive).我想要买，但太贵了。
Wespentso much moneyredecoratingthehousethat we didn't have anyleftover for aholiday.我们花了太多的钱重新装修房子，没有余钱去度假了。
You'll have tochangesome money(=buysomeforeignmoney)at thebank.你必须在银行兑换些钱。
How much money do youearn?你挣多少钱？
Heenjoyedactingbut he wasn'tmaking(=earning)much money.他喜爱演戏，但并没有赚多少钱。
Herinvestmentshaven'tmade(=producedasprofit)much money thisyear.她的投资今年没有很大的回报。
Theymadetheirmoney(=becamerich)in thefashionbusiness.他们做时装生意赚了大钱。
Hetriedtopersuademe toputmoneyintothecompany(=investin thecompany).他想说服我投资那家公司。
Theschoolneedstoraise(=collect)money for newplaygroundequipment.这间学校需要筹资购买操场设备。
Try tosave(=keep)some money foryourholiday.尽量多存些钱以备度假之用。
We'resaving(= notspendingas much)money by usingvolunteers.我们通过使用志愿者来节省开支。
I didn't like thejob, butthemoney(=amountofpay)was good.我不喜欢那份工作，不过薪水不错。
Money istight/short(= we don't have much money)at themoment.我们目前手头很紧。
I had some veryexpensivedentaltreatmentrecently, but it was moneywellspent- it'llsavemeproblemsin thefuture.我最近看牙花费很高，不过花得值，这样就不会有后患了。
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money insomething
If you say that there is money in something, youmeanthat theactivitywillproduceaprofit:
…有钱可赚，…有利可图
There's money insportthesedays.目前体育市场有利可图。
If youhelpus, there's money in it for you.如果你帮助我们，你可以从中获利。
More examples
  • Everyone in theofficeiscontributingmoney for hisleavingpresent.
  • They've alreadyrunout of money and thebuildingisn'tevenhalf-finished .
  • We're reallystrugglingtofindenough money topaytherentat themoment.
  • Manybuildingsin theoldpartof thecityarefallingdown, and thegovernmenthas no money torepairthem.
  • Theorganizationhasenlistedthesupportof manyfamouspeopleinraisingmoney tohelphomelesschildren.
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Idioms

be in the money
be made of money
for my money
get/haveyourmoney's worth
have money
have money to burn
marry money
money doesn't grow on trees
money for old rope
money talks
More idioms
more money than sense
(right) on the money
put(your)money onsomeone/something
putyourmoney whereyourmouth is
(Definition ofmoneyfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

money| American Dictionary

money
noun[U]
us
/ˈmʌn·i/
thecoinsorbillswiththeirvalueon them that are used tobuythings, or thetotalamountof these that someone has:
I need adollar– have you got any money on you?
There’s not much money inoursavingsaccount.
Wespenta lot of moneyredecoratingthehouse.
Isavemoney ongroceriesby usingcoupons.
He makes a lot of money as acontractor.
Thejobwasn’texciting, but the money(=amountofpay)was good.

Idioms

money talks
(right) on the money
(Definition ofmoneyfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

money| Business English

money
noun
MONEY
uk
/ˈmʌni/us
[U]
thevalueof what apersonororganizationowns,keepsin abank, has ininvestments, orspends:
Hisestateiswortha lot ofmoney.
Shemakesmoremoneythan he does.
Publishersearnmoneyfromtheircontent.
lose/spend/waste moneyWewastemoney onplantsanddecorationsthat we could bespendingonsalaries.
borrow/lend/save moneyLending money is a way toensurethat you get a say in how theborrowerrunshisbusiness.
pour/pump/put money into sthPumping more money into thecompanyisn't going to makecustomerswanttheproduct.
donate/invest/raise moneyDonate money now to make adifferenceinyourcommunity.
[U]
thecoinsorpapercurrencywhich can be used tobuythings:
He used tokeephis money under themattress.
Patronsthrewmoney into thefountain.
monies[plural](alsomoneys)
LAW
differentamountsof money taken together:
He made amistakebymixingclients' monies with the monies from hisconstructioncompany.
at the money
FINANCE
options(=agreementstobuyorsellparticularshares, etc. in thefuture)are at the money when they could be used tobuyorsellshareswithout making aprofitor aloss:
Theoptionssoldat the money.
in the money
FINANCE
optionsare in the money when they could be used tobuyorsellsharesfor aprofit:
Intraditionalstockoptionplans,unlessoptionsare in the money, they are notexercised.
informal
having a lot of money:
It's not just theoilcompaniesthat are in the money: highoilpricesboostgovernmentrevenue.
out of the money
FINANCE
optionsare out of the money when they would make alossif they were used tobuyorsellshares:
With thesharescurrentlytradingat $50.53,however, thesecallsare out of the money.
make money
toearna lot of money from ajobor aninvestment:
Making money is the onlyreasonIworkonWallStreet.
be/pour/throw, etc. money down the drain
towastemoney:
Inproppingup theseindustries, is thegovernmentthrowingtaxpayers' money down thedrain?
make/lose money hand over fist
to make orlosea lot of money veryquickly:
Like manyInternetcompanies, theylostmoneyhandoverfistat first.
sb's money is on sb/sth
used to say that someonestronglybelievesthat aparticularthing islikelytohappenor aparticularpersonislikelyto be the one to do something:
My money is on thebondmarketsgetting itright.
the smart/clever money is on sb/sth
used to say thatpeoplewhoknowa lot about asituationstronglybelievethat aparticularthing islikelytohappenor aparticularpersonislikelyto be the one to do something:
Oneairlinehas alreadyfiledforbankruptcyprotection, and thesmartmoney is onothersjoiningthemsoon.
money talks
used to say that moneyinfluencespeople, or thatpeoplewith moneytendto belistenedto:
Moneytalksinpolitics.
there's money in sth
used to say that anactivitywillproduceaprofit:
There's a lot of money inelectronics.
If you take thiscarto 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
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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
(Definition ofmoneyfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofmoney

money
Once again, however, there were respondents who acknowledged, for example, that 'the money's diabolical, but my boss is really good'.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Section 3 examines the high money's worth ratio offered by insurance companies for price-indexed annuities.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A lot of money's for this melody.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There has been no decision on the purposes for which these moneys will be used.
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Such claims are met from voted moneys and no insurance arrangements are necessary.
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Can one have a separation of the social monies and the financial monies involved?
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We have adopted the method of distribution of these moneys which a hundred years' experience has justified—experience of the great friendly societies in this country.
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We are fortunate that the pound has not a fixed value in terms of foreign monies.
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The racing industry depends very substantially upon the moneys raised by way of this levy.
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We should like an explanation of exactly where the moneys have gone.
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He did not refer to the vast expenditure of public moneys over the past decade on the computer industry.
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Are they in any way covered by this grant and what additional moneys are made available?
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Also, a life assurance company may pay into court moneys payable on a policy for which no sufficient discharge can otherwise be obtained.
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Local authorities are empowered to raise moneys by loan for the purpose of erecting technical school buildings.
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Yes, but there are obvious difficulties in the way of ensuring that such moneys are recoverable.
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These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

Collocationswithmoney

money

These are words often used in combination withmoney.

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a lot of money
Lawyers cost money and good lawyers cost alotofmoney.
From theCambridge English Corpus
amount of money
If a head of service had a small additionalamountofmoneyto spend, this was often used internally to upgrade staff with limited competition.
From theCambridge English Corpus
borrow money
Borrowingmoneyis consistently more common than spending savings.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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