关于金钱的成语到处都是，而且已经发展到关于金钱的表达不仅限于指金钱！我们今天要研究一些关于金钱的趣味口语！
1. Break the bank – to use up all of your money
1. 倾家荡产 John knew that renting the ocean view apartment would break the bank, so he settled for a smaller apartment.
约翰知道租一个滨海公寓会花光他所有的钱的，所以他选择了一个小点的公寓安定下来。
2. Bring home the bacon – to earn money for a family
2. 赚钱，养家糊口 His wife chooses not to work, so Robert has to bring home the bacon.
罗伯特的老婆决定不出去上班了，因此罗伯特不得不赚钱养家糊口。
3. Cash in on (something) – to make money from an opportunity
3. 大赚一笔 The former athlete cashed in on his popularity to open a nightclub in his name.
这位前运动员利用个人名气，以个人名义开了个夜店打算大赚一笔。
4. Give (someone) a blank check – to let someone do whatever they want (as if the amount on the check were left blank)
4. 让某人自由的按自己想法行事 The professor gave the students a blank check with the only requirement being that they turn in their project on time.
教授让学生们自由发挥，按自己的想法行事。唯一要求就是他们需要按时交付项目。
5. Turn on a dime – to make a turn in a very small area
5. 转硬币决定，事情很快会有变化 The car handles very well and can turn on a dime.
这辆车很容易驾驶，而且反应很快。
6. Bet your bottom dollar – to bet all that you have because you are certain you will win
6. 孤注一掷，把底金压上 I would bet my bottom dollar that Rachel will show up late again today.
我敢打盹瑞秋今天晚些时候一定会再次出现。
7. Look like a million dollars – to look very good
7. 满面春风，显得容光焕发 As she stepped out in her wedding dress, she looked like a million dollars.
当她穿着婚纱走出来时，她看起来容光焕发，满面春风。
8. Pinch pennies – to be very careful with money, to be thrifty
8. 精打细算 My grandfather always pinches pennies; he never spends money if he doesn’t have to.
我爷爷总是精打细算；只要没必要他从不花钱。
9. Put in your two cents – to give your opinion about something
9. 发表意见 You can put in your two cents after I am finished going over all the facts.
等我陈述完了所有事实后你可以发表你的个人意见。
10. For peanuts – for very little or no pay
10. 赚不了几个小钱儿 The students had very little money, so they were willing to work for peanuts.
学生们没什么钱，所以他们愿意为了微不足道的一点点小钱而工作。
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