Financial Literacy
to spend more money than you receive as income
to live beyond your means
(idiom) - to treat someone as badly as they have treated you
to give them a taste of their own medicine
idiom. It means to begin something in a way that is not ideal or with mistakes, problems, or misunderstandings
To _____ the look i decided to add a statement necklace.
elevate
I'm trying to b___ f___ f____ b____ m____ h____
break free from bad money habits
делать из мухи слона
make a mountain out of a molehill
"Продолжить с того места, где мы остановились. (6 words)
pick up where we left off
(этот кафель) выдерживать ежедневные нагрузки и износ -in English
withstand daily wear and tear
adj. - very careful and with great attention to every detai
meticulous
(idiom) - to suggest that someone meant one thing when really they meant another
put words in sb's mouth
It is casual, undefined and non-committed relationship that can leave individuals confused.
a situationship
an idiom that refers to a situation where a relatively small or harmless action or decision leads to a chain of events with significant, often negative, consequences.
a slippery slope
idiom. It means don't risk everything on a single venture or plan.
Don't put all eggs in one basket
________ of privacy
invasion
(idiom) - to tell someone that you cannot accept an invitation now, but would like to do so at a later time:
to take a rain check
belief or feeling that one deserves certain privileges, benefits, or special treatment, often without having earned them
a sense of entitlement