
“Spending money like it’s going out of style” means to spend money recklessly or without caring about.
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English: Spending money like it’s going out of style
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Dec
English: I would bet my bottom dollar that …
22
Dec
“I would bet my bottom dollar” means to be absolutely sure of something; to be certain enough of something to wager everything.
French:
- Je parierais mon dernier dollar que …
- Je mettrais ma main à couper (or “au feu”) que…
English: The million dollars question
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Dec
The million dollars question is an important question and the answer is worth a lot.
English: Someone is not made of money
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Dec
Someone is not made of money means someone who don’t have a lot of money.
Examples:
- Ploaple must be impressed of how is its car, it looks like it is made of money
English: To look like a million dollars
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Dec
To look or feel like a million dollars means to look or to feel exceptionally good.
Example:
- In his new suit, Kristou looks like a million dollars.
- Tony felt like a million dollars after she won the compitition.