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A1  money  para

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noun  /ˈmʌni   / noun [uncountable]  money (noun)
 /ˈmʌni  
/ noun [uncountable] 
 
the means of paying
for sth or buying sth (= coins or notes)
para
 Will you earn more money in
your new job?
 The new road will cost a lot of money.
 If we do the work ourselves, we will save
money.
 Some kids spend too much money on
clothes.
 to borrow/lend money
 The government make a huge amount of
money out of tobacco tax.
 note at PAY2
 look at POCKET MONEY
IDIOMS
be
rolling in money/in it
(slang)
to have a lot of money
para
içinde yüzmek
get
your money's worth
to get full value for
the money you have spent
ödenilen
paranın karşılığını almak, o paraya değmek
 If you don't do the homework, you won't get
your money's worth out of the course.
to
put money on sth
to bet money on sth
para
koymak
 He put all his money on a horse.
SYNONYM BET2
 note at LOAN
MONEY
You
can save money in
a bank account,
and this money is called your savings. You can spend cash to buy things, or you can write a cheque. If you use a debit card, the
money comes straight out of your bank account. If you use a credit card, you pay
later. If you have a cash card (US ATM card), you can
withdraw
money from your bank account at a cash machine. If you spend more money than is in your account, you are overdrawn.
Some
people invest money,
for example in the stock market, and make a fortune. People who have a lot of money are rich/wealthy, and someone who
often gives money away, for example to charity, is generous.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	money
IPA	/ˈmʌni / noun [uncountable]
Back	para
Back 2	money (noun) /ˈmʌni / noun [uncountable] the means of paying for sth or buying sth (= coins or notes) para Will you earn* more money in your new job?* The new road will cost* a lot of money.* If we do the work ourselves, we will save money. Some kids spend* too much money on clothes.* to borrow/lend money The government make* a huge amount of money out of tobacco tax.* note at PAY2 look at POCKET MONEY IDIOMS be rolling in money/in it (slang) to have a lot of money para içinde yüzmek get your money's worth to get full value for the money you have spent ödenilen paranın karşılığını almak, o paraya değmek If you don't do the homework, you won't get your money's worth out of the course. to put money on sth to bet money on sth para koymak He put all his money on a horse. *SYNONYM* BET2 note at LOAN MONEY You can save money in a bank account, and this money is called your savings. You can spend cash to buy things, or you can write a cheque. If you use a debit card, the money comes straight out of your bank account. If you use a credit card, you pay later. If you have a cash card (US ATM card), you can withdraw money from your bank account at a cash machine. If you spend more money than is in your account, you are overdrawn. Some people invest money, for example in the stock market, and make a fortune. People who have a lot of money are rich/wealthy, and someone who often gives money away, for example to charity, is generous.

Money Para Sth Card Noun Lot Spend Bank

money (noun)