Money
Meaning
A current medium of exchange in the form of coins and banknotes; coins and banknotes collectively.
Pronunciation
UK ˈmʌni
US ˈmʌni
Example Sentences
- On 6th December during the feast of [St.][Nicholas], children in Holland put their clogs outside at night so Santa Claus can fill them with chocolate money.
- A CEO at Walmart makes approximately 1,034 times more money than an average Walmart employee.
- Before they became a massive global success and a license to print money, the company required some start-up cash.
- But it takes time and money to build just one machine, so early ideas were not built.
- Today, people can pay money to access the Internet from internet service providers.
- Sometimes people who offer these free services use advertising to make money.
- Someone who owes more money than he or she can pay all at once is said to be "carrying debt".
- The more money you owe other people, the more debt you have.
- Things that cost lots of money (like houses and cars) will generally not be bought entirely with cash.
- It's far more likely that you the car-buyer or house-buyer will have to borrow money from a bank (or a friend) in order to buy that house or car.
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