Adjectives: Translate
Idioms: Identify
Verbs: Define
Nouns: Identify
Adjectives, Pt. 2: Define
100
Švorc
BROKE
100
When something is incredibly expensive, it costs __ ____ and __ ____.
An arm and a leg.
100
To "shop around" is to...
To compare the price and quality of the same or a similar object in different shops before you decide which one to buy.
Chodiť po obchodoch.
100
This is an example of a ____________ __________:
DETACHED HOUSE.
100
More expensive than is reasonable.
EXTORTIONATE.
200
Nákladný, drahý
COSTLY or DEAR
200
When you are very eager or tempted to spend money, it is _______ing a ______ ____ your ________.
Burn(ing) a hole in your pocket.
200
To "dip into your savings" is to...
To take money from one's savings account in small amounts.
Siahnuť na úspory.
200
This child is receiving an ____________:
ALLOWANCE.
200
Considered normal, and having or using ideas, beliefs, etc. that are accepted by most people.
MAINSTREAM.
300
Ľahostajný
CARELESS
300
When you earn a great deal of money, you _______ __ ___________.
Make a killing.
300
To "make ends meet" is to...
To have just enough money to pay for the things that you need.
Vyjsť z platu.
300
This is an example of a _____________ ________ in the U.K.:
DEPRIVED AREA.
300
Owing a great deal of money.
DEEP IN DEBT.
400
Bohatý
AFFLUENT
400
When you have just enough money for your expenses (but no extra), you ______ ______ ______ to ______.
Live from hand to mouth.
400
To "rip somebody off" is to...
To cheat someone by making them pay too much money for something.
Ošklbať niekoho.
400
The woman in the coat and the man in the suit are both _________ ____________:
PROPERTY DEVELOPER(S).
400
Stingy; scarce.
MEAN.
500
Dobre situovaný
What is COMFORTABLY OFF (or WELL-OFF)?
500
When you "keep something back," you are _________ing ____ __ _________ ______.
Saving for a rainy day.
500
To "come into some money" is to...
To receive some money as the result of the death of a relation/family member.
Prísť k peniazom.
500
These are examples of _____________:
AMENITIES.
500
Having some money, but only very little.
HARD UP.