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    Money Idioms Meaning Cards

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    This document provides definitions and examples for common money idioms in English. It includes idioms such as "cost a pretty penny" meaning to cost a lot of money, "as good as gold" meaning very good, and "spend a penny" meaning to go to the toilet. In total, 10 different money idioms are defined and an example is given for each one.

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    This document provides definitions and examples for common money idioms in English. It includes idioms such as "cost a pretty penny" meaning to cost a lot of money, "as good as gold" meaning very good, and "spend a penny" meaning to go to the toilet. In total, 10 different money idioms are defined and an example is given for each one.

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    This document provides definitions and examples for common money idioms in English. It includes idioms such as "cost a pretty penny" meaning to cost a lot of money, "as good as gold" meaning very good, and "spend a penny" meaning to go to the toilet. In total, 10 different money idioms are defined and an example is given for each one.

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    Money Idioms Meaning Cards

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    Sehrish Humayun
    This document provides definitions and examples for common money idioms in English. It includes idioms such as "cost a pretty penny" meaning to cost a lot of money, "as good as gold" meaning very good, and "spend a penny" meaning to go to the toilet. In total, 10 different money idioms are defined and an example is given for each one.

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    Money Idioms Meaning Cards

    A Pretty Penny

    Money Idioms
    Meaning: To cost a lot
    of money.
    Examples: These new
    Meaning Cards shoes cost a pretty
    penny!
    I spent a pretty penny
    on this new phone.

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    Heart of Gold As Good as Gold


    Meaning: Very kind. Meaning: Very good.
    Examples: Shelly was Examples: It was easy
    so kind to help us out babysitting Oscar. He
    last weekend. She has was as good as gold.
    a heart of gold. Kim’s been as good as
    Yursa has been so gold this week. She
    helpful this week. She’s deserves a treat.
    got a heart of gold.

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    Foot the Bill Spend a Penny


    Meaning: To pay for Meaning: To go to the toilet.
    something. Examples: Excuse me, do
    Examples: I’ll treat you. you know where the toilet
    Let me foot the bill this is? I need to spend a penny.

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    evening.

    BI
    Dad took us out for a
    treat and footed the bill.

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    Money Doesn’t Grow on Trees Ten a Penny


    Meaning: Used as a way Meaning: To be fairly
    of saying you need to be common and of little
    careful with how much value.
    money you spend, as there
    Examples: Mobile
    is only limited amount.
    phones are ten a
    Examples: “Let’s go out penny nowadays.
    to eat this evening.” “No,
    we should stay in - it’ll
    be cheaper. Money doesn’t
    grow on trees.”
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    Cost the Earth Money to Burn


    Meaning: To cost a Meaning: To have more money
    large amount. than is required or expected.
    Examples: We’ve money to

    £
    Examples: The bracelet
    I bought for mum cost burn this evening! Our meal
    the earth! only cost £5, so we’ve still
    got £10 left!
    Those plane tickets
    cost the earth! They had money to burn
    after their bills were less
    than expected.

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    A Penny for Your Thoughts


    Meaning: Used to ask
    someone who is being
    very quiet, what they
    are thinking.
    Examples: Milly was
    sat gazing at out of
    the window. “A penny
    for your thoughts?” I
    asked her.

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