I'm so broke/I'm flat broke. I don't have any money. I don't have a bean. I don't have any money. You need to tighten your belt. You should try to spend less. He's flush (with cash). He's got a lot of money. She's rolling in it. She's very rich. |
We really splashed out on our new car. We spent a lot of money on our new car. This dress cost me an arm and a leg. This dress was very expensive. This bag was dirt cheap. This bag wasn't expensive. I got this new top for a song. This blouse was very cheap. I can't believe the price of a cup of coffee here. It's daylight robbery! This cafe charges very high prices for its coffee. |
Rent (n, uncountable): amount of money you pay (usually every month) to live in a house or flat that belongs to someone else A damsel in distress (humorous): a young woman who needs help There's a catch: There is a condition (usually something difficult or unpleasant). In this case Tim will lend Alice some money but she has to repay him in a way that he chooses A casino (n): a place where people can gamble (bet money) on the result of games with cards, dice or machines Greyhound racing (n): a spectator sport where people watch dogs race and bet money on the result |