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19 expression(s)

daily-life B2

go bankrupt

Learn how to use the common English phrase "go bankrupt" to describe financial failure for individuals or businesses in real-life contexts.
daily-life B2

go Dutch

Learn what 'go Dutch' means and how to use it when splitting a restaurant bill with friends or on a casual date. See examples and common mistakes.
daily-life C1

live beyond your means

Learn the common idiom 'live beyond your means.' Discover how to describe spending more money than you earn with examples, common mistakes, and practice.
daily-life B2

live from hand to mouth

Learn what "live from hand to mouth" means, how to use it in daily English conversations, and see real-life examples of this common idiom.
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daily-life B1

low on cash

Understand the casual phrase 'low on cash' to describe having very little money available. See natural examples, correct prepositions, and exercises.
daily-life B2

money doesn't grow on trees

Understand the exact meaning of the classic English idiom 'money doesn't grow on trees' and how to use it when warning someone to avoid wasteful spending.
daily-life B2

nest egg

Discover what a 'nest egg' is in English and how to use this common financial idiom to talk about your long-term savings, retirement plans, and financial security.
daily-life B2

on a tight budget

Learn how to use 'on a tight budget' in English. Discover how to describe having a very limited amount of money to spend on daily life and activities.
daily-life B1

pay back

Master the phrasal verb 'pay back' to talk about returning borrowed money to friends, family, or banks.
daily-life B1

pay by card

Discover how to use 'pay by card' when shopping or dining out. Learn correct prepositions, natural example sentences, and helpful practice exercises.
daily-life B1

pay in cash

Learn how to use the English expression 'pay in cash' correctly. Discover common mistakes, natural examples, and practice exercises for B1 learners.
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daily-life B1

pay interest

Learn the meaning of 'pay interest' in personal finance, with natural examples and essential grammar tips.
daily-life A2

pay the bill

Learn how to use 'pay the bill' in English. Master this common phrase for restaurants, utilities, and daily life.
daily-life B2

rip off

Find out what the casual English expression 'rip off' means and how to use it both as a verb and a noun to describe being overcharged, cheated, or scammed.
daily-life B1

save up for

Learn how to use 'save up for' to describe setting aside money for a future purchase. Discover real-life examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
daily-life B2

splash out on

Learn how to use the casual English phrasal verb 'splash out on' to describe spending a large amount of money on a special luxury, treat, or celebration.
food-cooking B2

split the bill

Learn how to use the expression 'split the bill' naturally when dining out with friends or colleagues.
daily-life B1

tight on money

Learn how to use the casual phrase 'tight on money' to describe a strict or limited budget. Get examples, common mistakes, and practice sentences.
daily-life B1

withdraw cash

Learn how to use 'withdraw cash' to describe taking physical money out of a bank account. Explore natural examples, pronunciation, and practice tips.