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.
English: To look like a million dollars
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English: To be a dime a dozen
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To be a dime a dozen means to be very common.
Example:
- Pizza places are a dime a dozen around here, just pick one and order some lunch.
English: Don’t have two pennies to rub together
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Don’t have two pennies to rub together means not to have money at all.
A company or a person that does not have two pennies to rub together is completely broke.
English: Money is no object
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Money is no object means money is not a problem and could be spent freely.
Example:
- You should see the new office building, obviously money was no object.
- Let’s forget about the budget for a moment, How would we plan this research project if money were no object.
English: Cash in on someone’s fame
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To cash in on someone’s fame means to profit from someone’ fame like supermodel or celebrity.
Cashing on something means to take advantage of something in order to make money.
Example:
- Do you think TV networks will try to cash in on this scandal?
- It is awful that some shops are trying to cash in on the recent storm by doubling the price of a bottle of water.