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Inflections of 'money ' (n ): moneys npl monies npl
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money n uncountable (currency) geld nw het
I don't have much money--just three dollars. I need to go to the bank.
money n (medium of exchange) betaalmiddel nw het
munteenheid nw de
Many European countries have the same money now: the Euro.
money n uncountable (a sum or amount) bedrag nw het
How much money is it? Three hundred dollars!
money n informal, uncountable (profits) winst nw de
groot geld nw het
The money is in selling computer services, not software.
money n figurative, uncountable (those with money) rijkelui nw de
The English aristocracy consists mainly of old money.
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geld nw het, ont. (betaalmiddelen) money n
cash n
currency n
(slang ) dough n
geld nw het, ont. (vermogen, financiën) money n
goud nw het, ont. figuurlijk (geld, middelen) money n
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get your money's worth v expr (get good value) waar voor je geld krijgen frase
When buying a computer, you need to do your research if you want to get your money's worth.
Bij aankoop van een computer moet je eerst research doen of je waar voor je geld krijgt.
hemorrhage money, UK: haemorrhage money v expr US, figurative (lose money) (figuurlijk ) bloeden onoverg.ww
The company is just hemorrhaging money at this point; it's only a matter of time before it closes.
load/loads of money n informal (large sum) (fig., informeel ) berg geld nw de + nw
He won a load of money playing cards.
make money v expr (make a profit) winst maken nw + ww
With each ticket we sell, we make money.
make money v expr (earn a living) geld verdienen nw + ww
She couldn't get a job in the theatre and was forced to make money doing TV commercials.
money laundering n figurative (illegal finances) (figuurlijk ) witwaspraktijken nw mv
(figuurlijk ) witwassen nw het, ont.
That bank's notorious for its money laundering activities.
money order n US (finance: check) postwissel nw de
postmandaat nw het
Please send your payment by check or money order. Many companies sell money orders, but only the postal service sells postal orders.
money box, moneybox n UK (piggy bank: container for coins) spaarpot nw de
moneygrubber, money-grubber, money grubber, moneygrabber, money-grabber, money grabber n ([sb] greedy, mercenary) (informeel, pejoratief ) geldwolf nw de
moneygrubbing, money-grubbing, money grubbing, moneygrabbing, money-grabbing, money grabbing adj (greedy, mercenary) inhalig, hebzuchtig bn
moneylender n dated (loan company) geldschieter, financier nw de
This year, the moneylender gave more loans than in previous years.
moneymaking, also UK: money-making n (business, earning) winst nw de
gewin nw het, ont.
verdiensten nw mv
moneymaking, also UK: money-making adj (lucrative, profitable) rendabel, winstgevend bn
on the money adj slang (correct, accurate) (fig., informeel ) in de roos bw
accuraat bn
Her predictions are usually right on the money. Wow, you called that one, right on the money.
pocket money n (child's allowance) zakgeld nw het, ont.
When I was a child I got ten cents a week in pocket money, which I usually spent on candy.
pocket money n (small amount of spending money) zakgeld, kleingeld nw het, ont.
Laura had worked for what amounted to pocket money.
raise money v expr (generate funds: for a cause) geld ophalen, geld inzamelen nw het + ww
We're raising money for the earthquake relief effort.
spending money n (cash for everyday expenses) zakgeld nw het, ont.
Ian always has to ask his father for spending money.
spending money n (cash to spend on luxuries) geld voor leuke dingen frase
I saved up so I'd have spending money for a diamond ring.
sum of money n (amount of money) som geld nw de + nw
Three trillion dollars is an enormous sum of money, even for the government.
time is money interj (don't waste time) tijd is geld tw
Wake up, you guys! Time is money!