🔍 牛津詞典
🔍 朗文詞典 🎯
🔍 劍橋詞典
🔍 柯林斯詞典
🔍 麥美倫詞典
🔍 韋氏詞典
檢索以下詞典：
(Mr. Ng 不推薦使用 Google 翻譯！)
最近搜尋：
- fortress 439
- underpinning 68
- tinnitus 64
- brio 114
- Ransack 42
- rain check 69
- amphora 69
- miscellaneous 200
- disruption 364
- count out 91
- Multiplication 168
- Virtual 230
- insistence 98
- soho 46
- pirouette 64
- tittle-tattle 46
- Pith 28
- intend 689
- capsicum 133
- sinew 74
- irregular 611
- dialect 585
- druggist 148
- proscribe 70
- superficial 636
- hardball 172
- taramasalata 64
- briefcase 309
- enact 180
- Inspection 428
- rivalry 83
- outfitter 77
- any way you slice it 101
- cowboy boots 71
- Doleful 69
- Soft 139
- ETHIC 123
- classical 554
- can-can 84
- manoeuvrable 76
- penguin 140
- tastiness 82
- flexible 691
- torchlight 71
- guttural 227
- liner 473
- Trilogy 77
- sombrero 60
- kaisership 38
- Aquarium 242
- Yugoslavia 45
- ranker 43
- ding-dong 122
- interrogatory 50
- hegira 87
- car boot sale 124
- rite 146
- cellular phone 117
- Packed 49
- gigantic 342
- consult 647
- anterior 173
- interview 4589
- rest assured (that) 60
- dehydrator 68
- verger 82
- Cholesterol 195
- barbecue 222
- half-hearted 329
- inevitable 743
- Fury 137
- Suburb 86
- Scowl 169
- stump 278
- Espouse 44
- cardie 107
- turn in 51
- corporatism 139
- gonna 98
- Structure 701
- justificatory 35
- hung 185
- Prediction 322
- einsteinium 127
- shitty 52
- factor 656
- throw yourself at someone 51
- Biodiversity 160
- restrained 221
- Increment 24
- wedding 562
- Readily 120
- warrant 291
- chant 277
- Fish out 67
- fiend 187
- campground 135
- indicating 6
- -ista 39
- gotten 100
- undisputed 99
- Dedicate 220
- lupus 94
- outshine 95
- west 97
- Cubicle 48
- forms 50
- allowed 74
- Insistence 49
- hurrah 37
- match play 53
- jump 395
- corporeality 79
- girlfriend 300
- silk screen 80
- miscarriage 62
- centrist 164
- kwa 60
- Stomp 34
- clavicle 132
- cross-train 257
- decentralization 92
- selfish 540
- learned 489
- handling 79
- racism 211
- swimmer 96
- chateau 152
- truehearted 43
- online 184
- disagreement 411
- smart 597
- sharps 39
- Perspex 62
- capsule 164
- conversation 506
- alaska 43
- mandibles 37
- casuistry 219
- pantsuit 71
- Janitor 91
- tell on somebody 182
- fidelity 262
- tint 116
- fetishist 168
- ballgown 111
- poetic 148
- Swollen 68
- Deceptive 169
- autonomous 246
- Habitable 125
- volleyball 606
- dialogue 486
- Execute 262
- ndp 52
- editor 589
- pharmaceutical 151
- sundown 90
- cuddly 181
- non-violent 439
- Demonstration 314
- Eye-opener 234
- tray 529
- fiberboard 131
- jungly 37
- insupportable 64
- commemoration 143
- misunderstanding 316
- mantis 75
- flume 125
- lack 1140
- stipendiary magistrate 58
- venture 647
- ouzo 47
- puppet 553
- defile 270
- Eat 326
- ripples 39
- Chippendale 13
- disintermediation 111
- abbreviation 565
- site 627
- finding 553
- finance 596
- Bros. 83
- Bankruptcy 196
- unfinished 68
- Denigrate 66
- neurological 64
- bifocals 177
- alms 123
- harp 242
- cynic 198
- system 810
- idolize 168
- dumpy 172
- astro- 137
- ghostwrite 78
- Pathetic 196
- whisky 570
- Heritage 262
- President-elect 17
- dismay 391
- infinite 512
- Considerably 112
- Eliminate 358
- downgrade 99
- Sharpener 54
- rutherfordium 40
- Slacken 34
- brazen 152
- specialty 208
- new-found 58
- skilled 575
- aspect 697
- warmth 616
- torture 674
- booking 293
- suppression 145
- Luster 15
- backyard 168
- plotter 72
- seaborgium 50
- gallstone 154
- rash 324
- formative 145
- Wipe 228
- Teammate 88
- better still 117
- cook-chill 92
- lawrencium 40
- Orient 243
- in a similar vein 44
- Dismal 49
- grease 226
- foster 289
- stirring 118
- sleepy 576
- Secret 346
- Optional 127
- come into sth 101
- cash bar 94
- ward 278
- selvedge 49
- Herd 243
- correctness 70
- beefy 198
- maxima 40
- suppositions 35
- double-take 138
- leukemia 213
- kite surfing 62
- sail through something 31
- direct hit 118
- yap 232
- fishwives 151
- the NASDAQ 45
- fiver 121
- mummed 46
- Suitable 321
- Prop 252
- butter up 98
- fertile 649
- microgeneration 59
- advance 698
- Macedonia 49
- reran 43
- accentuate 174
- upheaval 339
- clanswoman 78
- ize 74
- Orchid 64
- Bonus 299
- costume 424
- catch at something 68
- gravel 192
- non-stick 71
- Earthly 174
- precooked 63
- spherical 95
- warm up 114
- Budget 355
- lolly 235
- discontented 191
- view 909
- Solidarity 234
- re- 167
- gazetteer 112
- cheer up 204
- pinning 39
- lottery 302
- Annihilation 26
- Lament 136
- noisy 613
- When 372
- Accused 36
- Elevate 191
- audience 781
- gynaecology 150
- scuba diving 144
- endways 91
- connotative 91
- slinger 40
- make sense 74
- cardiac arrest 79
- Fuel 759
- touch for 95
- Constituency 58
- Whenever 359
- d'you 82
- Traffic 190
- stifle 214
- decaf 140
- pedicure 73
- suave 148
- zambia 61
- oratory 169
- Ordinance 85
- accident 657
- text 186
- density 739
- Concentrated 187
- additionality 100
- tail off 200
- crew neck 118
- featureless 143
- advantageous 276
- dispute 647
- certainty 545
- sexism 181
- surprising 631
- surpassing 199
- goal 643
- Bury 255
- cipher 176
- picking 44
- bachelor party 135
- dollar 180
- waking 72
- hot 404
- plead 686
- gaiety 159
- sari 173
- Darkness 184
- heartstrings 45
- milk 183
- utilize 642
- scuttle 185
- Chicano 161
- jus 77
- Fiddle 123
- bowl 647
- confidentiality 72
- defining 108
- ablaze 149
- fly 328
- x-ray 471
- brown goods 110
- Occur 339
- ticket 334
- codex 108
- chrome 129
- rearguard 56
- nomadic 202
- eiderdown 134
- bawl somebody ↔ out 104
- unanticipated 128
- make up for 123
- ACCESSIBLE 144
- understudy 80
- urinate 142
- wiretap 149
- kaolin 67
- gasworks 163
- sold on something 22
- PMS 198
- the first family 82
- point of sale 217
- handkerchief 613
- credit line 108
- constriction 95
- Delegate 96
- broken 642
- grass roots 186
- universal 690
- Unsure 104
- Otherwise 166
- come into 208
- aussie 93
- financing 68
- expertise 380
- over and over (again) 118
- -grader 152
- dirk 133
- cowrie 114
- worker 384
- Enjoy 116
- jolt 185
- diversionary 156
- Bedouin 53
- galling 157
- enduring 151
- eyesight 555
- defra 98
- topic 622
- avert 283
- croak 217
- lechery 61
- headship 70
- princess 487
- golden retriever 93
- Hectare 222
- Swerve 116
- judge 705
- Dandy 58
- Man up 117
- satyr 74
- expensive 262
- Asia 140
- anthrax 141
- Tangible 135
- greenish 119
- tut 95
- showman 68
- word processor 36
- Bell 198
- domino 149
- mock 415
- gambia 35
- adjudicator 100
- eyewear 132
- Bliss 232
- armor 162
- Tout 199
- shuck 58
- vibes 115
- Quantity 280
- transact 120
- on the whole 119
- double bill 129
- rub 660
- lenient 413
- Setting 335
- Hence 199
- psychobabble 61
- adjectival 158
- mode 946
- pipit 70
- real 695
- labor-saving 64
- drain off 72
- niggle 69
- gist 311
- dawn-chorus 59
- DE 60
- magnify 227
- psalter 64
- supervision 256
- treatment 678
- warlock 59
- cash 668
- seated 42
- Drop 317
- fallout 203
- Substantial 326
- assisted living 103
- blower 204
- alight 183
- male 626
- homonym 162
- instinct 617
- intra- 156
- passenger 670
- dishonesty 172
- Challenge 366
- Hue 45
- umbilicus 126
- fence 683
- Incubate 14
- Warfare 232
- fomo 49
- hard rock 68
- selective 138
- firstly 118
- Significantly 180
- resolve 713
- alike 601
- artsy-craftsy 68
- Injure 286
- foreign 361
- revealing 366
- enunciate 179
- mascot 80
- houseful 70
- obstruct 280
- bulky 286
- catalysis 86
- whammy 71
- portable 774
- OPTICAL 99
money
Word family
mon·ey /ˈmʌni/ ●●● S1 W1 noun [uncountableU]
1 MONEYwhat you earn by working and can use to buy things. Money can be in the form of notes and coins or cheques, and can be kept in a bank 钱
2 PECMONEYmoney in the form of coins or notes that you can carry around with you 〔携带的〕钱，钱币 SYN cash
Swiss/Japanese/Turkish etc money
4 the money informal the amount of money that you earn for doing a job 工钱，薪水，工资
5 pay good money for something spokenSPEND MONEY to spend a lot of money on something 为某事物花大笔的钱
Don’t let the children jump around on the sofa. I paid good money for that.
不要让孩子们在沙发上跳来跳去，我可是花了大价钱买的。
Examples from the Corpus
pay good money for something• I paid good money for that sofa, so it should last.• I paid good money for that, I said, can't I just have a last go on it?• I paid good money for this vehicle and I won't have the likes of you doing what you're doing!• It hardly surprised him that people were not too keen on paying good money for that.• And we'd say, we're paying good money for this.• Consumer information is an asset which marketers are prepared to pay good money for.• Why pay good money for the same effect?• Women would pay good money for a glimpse of his guardsman's helmet.
6 put/pump/pour money into something to give money to a company or business so that it will become successful and you will earn money from it in the future 把钱投入某事物，投资于某事物
Examples from the Corpus
put/pump/pour money into something• Staff can add credit on to their cards by putting money into card machines in the building.• In addition, the company has soured some investors by pouring money into headlong expansion at the expense of earnings.• I too had put money into the hat.• First, it has poured money into Xinjiang.• Demand for most bonds is high because investors keep putting money into corporate bond funds.• This, he says, accounts for developers fighting shy of putting money into the city.• The people believed, and many of them were putting money into improving their homes, modernizing their small businesses.• If the possible reward is very high, I would put money into a business that could fail. 4.
7 there’s money (to be made) in something spokenBBBF used to say that you can earn a lot of money from doing a particular job or type of business 在某事物中有钱可赚，在某事物中有利可图
Examples from the Corpus
8. I’m not made of money spokenRICH used to say that you cannot afford something when someone asks you to pay for it. 我没那么有钱
9 have money to burn RICHto have more money than you need, so that you spend it on unnecessary things 钱多得烫手，有用不完的钱
Unless you’ve got money to burn, these expensive guitars are probably not for you.
除非你钱多得烫手，否则这些昂贵的吉他可能不是你该买的。
Examples from the Corpus
have money to burn• Adventure expeditions are growing in popularity, particularly among older Americans with money to burn.• Unless you've got money to burn, these expensive guitars are not the instruments to get you started.• People who buy expensive cars have money to burn, and they want you to know it.• Every time I see her she's wearing something new. She must have money to burn.
10 get your money’s worth CHEAPto get something worth the price that you paid 让你的钱花得值
Examples from the Corpus
get your money’s worth• Some publishers feel they haven't been getting their money's worth from the show.
11. be in the money informalRICH to have a lot of money suddenly, or when you did not expect to 突然发财，发横财
Examples from the Corpus
12. money is no object informalSPEND MONEY used to say that someone can spend as much money as they want to on something 钱不成问题
Examples from the Corpus
13 for my money spokenSAY/STATE used when giving your opinion about something to emphasize that you believe it strongly 依我看〔用于强调对自己的观点非常有把握〕
Examples from the Corpus
for my money• For my money, it's one of the most romantic places in Hawaii.• Lee's one of the chosen and he's one of the damned, for my money.• I feel in my pocket for my money and pull it out.• I went to the telegraph office of the railroad for my money order from New York.• And this for my money is what Peace Corps is all about.
14. put (your) money on something to risk money on the result of a race or competition 在某事物上下注
Examples from the Corpus
put (your) money on something• The investor decides on the currency most likely to appreciate against sterling and puts money on deposit in that currency.• A lot of people are putting money on the line, hoping what Petruchio says he can do, he will do.• Even the madmen wouldn't have him in real life, I'd put money on it.• No one in their senses puts money on a horse other than in the hope of winning money.• The question this time, however, is would you still put your money on her?• On the basis of what I told them, they put money on the line.• They put money on the table, too, perfect strangers expressing unmistakable monetary interest in the Tonelli Nation.• She'd be willing to put money on that.
15. I’d put (my) money on something spoken used to say that you feel sure that something will happen 我敢对某事物打赌；我对某事物深信不疑
Examples from the Corpus
16. my money’s on somebody/something (also the smart money’s on somebody/something) spokenGUESS used to say that you feel sure someone will win a race or competition, or that something will happen 我打赌某人/某事会…
Examples from the Corpus
17. money for old rope British EnglishBrE spokenEARN money that you earn very easily by doing a job that is not difficult 很容易赚的钱
Examples from the Corpus
18. put your money where your mouth is informalBELIEVE to show by your actions that you really believe what you say 用行动证明自己的话
Examples from the Corpus
put your money where your mouth is• It's time for the governor to put his money where his mouth is.
19. money talks spokenPOWER used to say that people with money have power and can get what they want 有钱能使鬼推磨，金钱万能
Examples from the Corpus
20 be (right) on the money American EnglishAmE spokenPERFECT to be completely correct or right 完全正确
Examples from the Corpus
be (right) on the money• Carson was right on the money when he said people are tired of big-shot politicians.• That was a case when Jobs's vision was on the money.
21. marry (into) money RICHto marry someone whose family is rich 和富家子弟结婚
→ monies, blood money, hush money, → give somebody a (good) run for their money at run2(12), → have a (good) run for your money at run2(13), → throw money at something at throw1(19)Examples from the Corpus
marry (into) money• It was obvious to everybody in Rome that he had to marry money.
COLLOCATIONS
verbs
have money 有钱
I didn’t have enough money to pay for it.
我没那么多钱买这个。
make/earn money 挣钱
She makes a little money by babysitting.
她帮人照看小孩挣点钱。
spend money (on something) （在某事物上）花钱
More money should be spent on training.
应该在培训上增加经费。
cost money/cost a lot of money 花费钱/花费很多钱
Good food doesn’t have to cost a lot of money.
好的食物不一定要花很多钱。
save money (=use less money) 攒钱，省钱
Companies fired workers to save money.
各家公司都解雇员工以节省开支。
make money (=make a profit) 获利，赚钱
The farm was beginning to make money at last.
农场终于开始赚钱了。
lose money (=not make a profit, so that you then have less money) 亏损，赔钱
nThe movie didn’t attract audiences and lost money for the studio.
pay money (for something) （为某事物）付款
nHas he paid the money he owes you?
lend somebody money 借钱给某人
nMy dad lent me money to buy a car.
borrow money 借钱
nThey arranged to borrow money from the bank to buy a house.
owe somebody money 欠某人钱
nHe owes me money.
waste money (on something) （在某事物上）浪费钱
nDon’t waste your money on a computer that doesn’t have enough memory.
raise money (=do something to get money for a charity, school etc) 筹款
nThe Christmas fair raises money for the school.
nsave up money
She had saved up enough money to buy a car.
give somebody their money back (also refund somebody’s money) (=give money back to a customer) 退款给某人
nWe regret that we are unable to refund money on tickets.
money goes on something (=is spent on something) 钱花在某事物上
nAll the money went on doctor’s bills.
money comes in (=is earned and received) 钱到手，收到钱
nRob wasn’t working for a while, so we had less money coming in.
nmoney comes from something (=used to say how someone makes their money)
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + moneyAll of Dawson’s money came from drugs.
good money (=a lot of money) 大笔的钱
Preston earns good money as a lawyer.
普雷斯顿是律师，挣钱很多。
big money informal (=a very large amount of money) 大钱
Basketball players make big money.
篮球运动员挣钱很多。
easy money (=money that you earn easily) 来得容易的钱
For many, selling drugs seems like easy money.
对许多人来说，贩卖毒品似乎很容易来钱。
spending money (=an amount of money that you can spend on anything you want) 零花钱，零用钱
nWe had £500 spending money saved for our holiday.
pocket money/spending money British EnglishBrE (=a small amount of money that parents regularly give their children) 〔家长给孩子的〕零花钱，零用钱
nHow much pocket money do you get?
government/taxpayers’/public money 政府资金/纳税人的钱/公共资金
phrasesMore taxpayer’s money should be spent on the railways.
应该在培训上增加经费。
a sum of money (also an amount of money) 一笔钱
£10,000 seemed a huge sum of money to me.
一万英镑对我来说是笔巨款。
be a waste of money 浪费钱
Fancy clothes for a baby are a waste of money.
给婴儿买昂贵的衣服是浪费钱。
be value for money British EnglishBrE (=used when saying that something is worth the amount of money you pay for it) 物有所值
The holiday was excellent value for money.
这次度假真是物超所值。
COMMON ERRORSDon’t say ‘gain money’. Say make money.
不要说 ‘gain money’. 而要说 make money.
THESAURUS
money what you use to buy things, in the form of notes or coins 钱，钱币
He spent all his money on computer equipment.
他把钱都花在购买电脑设备上了。
cash money in the form of coins and notes 现金，钱款
I didn’t have any cash with me.
我身上没带现金。
currency the money used in a particular country 〔某个国家使用的〕货币，通货
The dollar gained in value against other currencies.
美元币值与其他货币相比升值了。
a single European currency
欧洲单一货币
change money in the form of coins of low value 零钱
Do you have any small change?
你有零钱吗？
a pocketful of loose change
一口袋零钱
note British EnglishBrE, bill American EnglishAmE a piece of paper money 纸币
a £20 note
一张20英镑纸币
a $5 bill
一张5美元纸币
Examples from the Corpus
money• Money isn't everything.• I haven't got any money, if that's what you're after.• Smiles quoted Benjamin Haydon as dating his decline from the day he first borrowed money.• Do you think these trainers are worth the extra money?• Raymond Campbell wants to join Linfield not just for money!• I enjoy the work, and I make good money.• If she's got money to run a car, how come she gets the bus every day?• My grandmother left me all her money when she died.• Leon dropped all his money on the floor.• He had made his money as a butcher in Kingstown.• He put the Italian money in a separate billfold.• I spend far too much money on Christmas presents.• He had no money, but wanted to be near his parents.• $250 is a lot of money.• She wastes an awful lot of money on expensive clothes.• Gillian said not to get any flowers - she thinks it's a waste of money.• Critics have described the project as "a complete waste of money".• The unreadiness of governments to put money where the minister's mouth is, however notorious, not the issue.• "Are you coming out with us on Saturday?" "No, I'm trying to save money."• Dad, can I have some money to buy some new jeans?• I've left some money in the pot for your bus fare.• Shall I give you some money for petrol?• Instead, he donated the money to the needy.• The committee is meeting to discuss how the money should be spent this year.• For larger corporations, direct participation in the money market may still be cost effective.• Then the police will start spending the money on helicopters and speedboats.• Don't spend all your money on sweets.
change ... money• Day 1 Met at airport, change money, three and a half hour drive in the cool morning to Yalikavak.• Having changed money in one office, I was directed to another office a few streets away to arrange accommodation.• The woman who stamped my passport made me change money with her and she robbed me.• Almost everywhere banks are the best places to change money and cheques.
made ... money• None the less, sometimes clients made money through such practice.• In the end, Dan made money and Lou lost money.• It didn't matter if the film made money, you got another hundred and f fifty thousand bucks.• At the end of the day, only the government made money from the businesses.• Those who have made money have the money and contacts to invest in the new opportunities to make more money.• He made money by charging people to look at his coffins.• Lawrence was a big fifteen-year-old, and sometimes made money playing for dances in the Strasburg pool hall.• In New York in 1874 Cook launched a system which made money available abroad against money deposited at home.
From Longman Business Dictionary
moneymon·ey /ˈmʌni/ noun [uncountableU]
1FINANCEcoins, BANKNOTEs and BANK DEPOSITs (=money held in banks) used to buy things and to show their value
People are eating out less to save money.
Americans spent more money even though they earned less.
You should borrow money from the bank to pay for your course.
As an estate agent, he made (=gained) a lot of money buying houses cheaply and reselling them.
He has picked a difficult time to raise money (=obtain it for a particular purpose) from outside investors.
– Money comes in the form of banknotes British EnglishBrE/bills American EnglishAmE, which are also called paper money, and coins. Cash can refer to money in general or to money in the form of banknotes or coins, but not cheques, credit cards, etc
The government has pledged more cash for the Health Service.
He paid in cash.
Money in electronic form, known as e-money/e-cash/e-currency, can be used to buy things on the Internet instead of using a credit card. Money stored on a smart card that you can use to buy goods in a shop is also called e-money. Currency is the type of money used in a particular country Your bank can supply you with foreign currency.
Legal tender is the banknotes and coins that are officially used in a particular place The notes ceased to be legal tender in August of this year.
The denomination of a banknote or coin is the value that is shown on it A lot of our customers request small denomination notes because they are useful for tips.
2all the money that a country, organization, or person owns
The business collapsed and we lost all our money.
3FINANCEmoney used for investmentSYN capital
a plan to inject money into the company
foreigners who wanted to put money into (=invest in) US stocks
5ECONOMICSused to talk about the MONEY SUPPLY (=the amount of money in the economy at a particular time)
6COMMERCEmoney paid by someone to prove that they are serious about buying something or about doing business
7at the money/in the money/out of the moneyFINANCE in OPTIONS TRADING (=buying and selling the right to buy shares etc at a later date for a particular price), an option is at the money when the EXERCISE PRICE (=the price at which the shares etc can be bought using the option) is the same as the MARKET PRICE (=the current price of the shares on the stockmarket). A CALL OPTION (=the right to buy particular shares) is in the money when the exercise price is below the market price and out of the money when it is above it
(1200-1300) Old French moneie, from Latin moneta “mint, money”, from Moneta, name given to Juno, the goddess in whose temple the ancient Romans produced money
mon·ey noun
→COLLOCATIONS1 →THESAURUS1
→10-21
→COLLOCATIONS1 →THESAURUS1
LDOCE Online
Chinese
Syllable
Corpus
noun
money noun
⇨ money 1 (make money) ⇨ money 2 (count the money) ⇨ money 3 (the family's money) money 1 make money 赚钱 count the money 点钞 the family's money 家产 money ♦︎ cash ♦︎ funds ♦︎ capital ♦︎ finance ♦︎ means These are all words for money that can be used to buy things. 这些词均表示钱、资金。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ government / public money / cash / funds / capital / finance◆ to have / lack (the) money / cash / funds / capital / finance / the means ( to do sth) ◆ to be short of money / cash / funds / capital ◆ to raise / provide / put up money / cash / funds / capital / finance (for sth) ◆ to get / obtain money / cash / funds / finance (for sth) ◆ to spend / borrow / invest money / cash / funds / capital ◆ to lend money / cash / funds ◆ to pay / save money / cash ■ money [uncountable ] what you earn by working or by selling things, and use to buy things 钱；薪水；收入 ◆ He hoped the project would make money .他希望这个项目能赚钱。 ◆ He returned the new TV to the store and got his money back.他将新电视机退还给商店，拿到了退款。 ◆ This desk is worth a lot of money.这张书桌值很多钱。 ◆ The money (= the pay) is great in my new job.我的新工作薪水很高。 ➡ See also the entry for income 另见income条 ■ cash [uncountable ] (informal ) money that is available to be spent 金钱；资金 ◆ She refused to part with her hard-earned cash .她拒绝交出辛苦挣来的钱。 ◆ The company is strapped for cash (= without enough money) .公司现在缺钱。 ■ funds [plural ] money that is available to be spent 金钱；资金 ◆ The hospital is trying to raise funds for a new kidney machine.医院正设法筹钱购买一台新的血液透析器。 fund ⇨ fund noun , fund ⇨ fund verb , funding ⇨ investment NOTE 辨析 Cash is more informal than funds but both words can be used in both a personal and a business context. * cash不如funds正式，但二者均可用于个人语境和商务语境 ◆ I'm / The government is short of cash / funds.我／政府缺钱。 Cash , but not funds , can be used like an adjective before other nouns. * cash可像形容词一样用在其他名词前，但funds不能这样用 ◆ The company is having cash flow problems.公司的资金周转出现了问题。 ◆ The company is having funds flow problems. ■ capital [uncountable , singular ] money or property that is owned by a business or person; money that is invested in a business 财富；财产；资本；资金 ◆ We don't have enough capital to buy new premises.我们没有足够的资金来购置新的营业场所。 ◆ Our capital is all tied up in property.我们的资金全都投在了房地产上，无法动用。 ◆ capital assets / goods / stock (= wealth in the form of buildings, equipment, etc.) 资本资产／货物／存量 ■ finance [uncountable ] (formal ) money used to run a business, activity or project 资金 ◆ Finance for education comes from taxpayers.教育经费来自纳税人。 ⓘ Finances [plural ] are the money available to a person, organization or country or the way this money is managed. 复数形式的finances指个人、组织或国家的财力或财务管理 ◆ Moving house put a severe strain on our finances.搬家使我们的经济十分紧张。 ◆ The firm's finances are basically sound.公司的财务状况大体上还不错。 finance ⇨ finance noun , finance ⇨ fund verb ■ means [plural ] the money or income that a person has and can use to pay for things （个人的）财富，钱财 ◆ People should pay according to their means (= according to what they can afford) .人应该依据自己的负担能力来消费。 ◆ Private school fees are beyond the means of most people (= more than they can afford) .私立学校的费用是大多数人无力支付的。 ◆ Try to live within your means (= not spend more money than you have) .要尽可能量入为出。 money 2 make money 赚钱 count the money 点钞 the family's money 家产 money ♦︎ cash ♦︎ change These are all words for money in the form of coins or paper notes. 这些词均表示钱币、钞票。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to draw out / get out / take out / withdraw money / cash ◆ ready money / cash (= money that you have available to spend immediately) ■ money [uncountable ] money in the form of coins or paper notes 钱币；钞票 ◆ I counted the money carefully.我仔细点过这笔钱。 ◆ Where can I change my money into dollars?什么地方能把我的钱兑换成美元？ ◆ paper money (= money that is made of paper, not coins) 纸币 ■ cash [uncountable ] money in the form of coins or paper notes 钱币；钞票 ◆ How much cash do you have on you?你身上带着多少现金？ ◆ Payments can be made by cheque or in cash .支票或现金付款均可。 ◆ Customers are offered a 10% discount if they pay cash .顾客若付现金，可获九折优惠。 ◆ petty cash (= a small amount of money kept in an office for small payments) 办公室的小额备用现金 cash ⇨ cash verb NOTE 辨析 If it is important to contrast money in the form of coins and notes and money in other forms, use cash . 强调现金而非其他形式的货币时用cash ◆ How much money / cash do you have on you?你身上带着多少现金？ ◆ Payments can be made by cheque or in money. ◆ Customers are offered a discount if they pay money. ■ change [uncountable ] the money that you get back when you have paid for sth giving more money than the amount it costs; coins rather than paper money 找给的零钱；找头；辅币；硬币 ◆ That's 40p change.这是找给您的40便士。 ◆ The ticket machine doesn't give change.自动售票机不找零。 ◆ Do you have any change for the ticket machine?你有可以在自动售票机购票的硬币吗？ ◆ a dollar in change (= coins that together are worth one dollar) 总值一元钱的硬币 ◆ Can you give me change for a ten pound note (= coins or notes that are worth this amount) ?你能换给我10英镑的零钱吗？ ◆ I didn't have any small change (= coins of low value) to leave as a tip.我没有零钱留下来付小费。 change ⇨ cash verb money 3 make money 赚钱 count the money 点钞 the family's money 家产 money ♦︎ wealth ♦︎ fortune ♦︎ prosperity ♦︎ riches ♦︎ affluence These are all words for the large amount of money and/or property that a rich person, organization or society has. 这些词均表示钱财、财产、财富。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ (a) great wealth / fortune / prosperity / riches / affluence ◆ growing / increasing / rising wealth / prosperity / affluence◆ (a) personal / family money / wealth / fortune / prosperity ◆ (a) private money / wealth / fortune / affluence ◆ public money / prosperity◆ national wealth / prosperity◆ to have / possess / accumulate / acquire / inherit money / wealth / a fortune / riches ◆ to bring money / wealth / prosperity / riches / affluence ◆ to create money / wealth / prosperity / affluence ◆ to make money / a fortune (on / out of sth) ■ money [uncountable ] all the money and property that sb owns （个人的）财产，财富 ◆ He lost all his money in the 1929 stock market crash.他在1929年的股市崩盘中失去了全部财产。 ◆ The family made their money in the 18th century.这个家族在18世纪创下了家业。 ■ wealth [uncountable ] a large amount of money and property that a person, organization or country owns; the state of being rich 钱财；财富；富有；富裕 ◆ She called for a redistribution of wealth and power in society.她呼吁对社会的财富和权力进行重新分配。 ◆ The purpose of industry is to create wealth.勤劳的目的是致富。 OPP poverty ⇨ poverty wealthy ⇨ rich ■ fortune [countable , usually singular ] a large amount of money 大笔的钱；巨款 ◆ She inherited a share of the family fortune.她继承了一份家产。 ◆ You don't have to spend a fortune to give your family tasty, healthy meals.让家里人顿顿吃得美味又健康并不需要花很多钱。 ◆ That ring must be worth a fortune.那枚戒指肯定价值不菲。 ◆ A car like that costs a small fortune (= a lot of money) .像这样的轿车要花一大笔钱。 ■ prosperity prɒˈsperəti; NAmE prɑːˈsperəti [uncountable ] (approving ) the state of being financially successful and able to enjoy a good standard of living 兴旺；富裕；繁荣 ◆ The future prosperity of the region depends on economic growth.该地区未来的繁荣昌盛依赖经济的发展。 ◆ The country is enjoying a period of peace and prosperity .国家正值太平盛世。 prosper ⇨ do well , prosperous ⇨ rich ■ riches [plural ] (literary ) large amounts of money and valuable or beautiful possessions 财富；财产 ◆ He embarked on a business career that eventually brought him fame and riches.他进入商界，最终名利双收。 rich ⇨ rich ■ affluence ˈæfluəns [uncountable ] (disapproving ) the state of being financially successful and able to enjoy a good standard of living 兴旺；富裕；繁荣 ◆ The 1950s were an age of affluence in America.20世纪50年代是美国的富足时期。 affluent ⇨ rich NOTE 辨析 Affluence is often used to contrast rich people or societies with poor ones, in a way that suggests that it is not always a good thing. * afflunce常用以对比富人和穷人、富裕的社会和贫穷的社会，暗示富裕并非总是好事 ◆ the city's mixture of private affluence and public squalor个人的富裕与市容的肮脏共存于这个城市 Prosperity is not used in this way: it is always seen as a good thing and is sth that you can wish for other people. * prosperity没有这种用法，prosperity总是被视为好事，可用以祝福他人 ◆ the city's mixture of private prosperity and public squalor ◆ Please drink to the health and prosperity of the bride and groom.让我们为新娘和新郎的健康和富足干杯。 It would be considered greedy to wish for money, wealth, fortune, riches or affluence, even for sb else. 希望自己甚至是祝愿他人拥有money、wealth、fortune、riches或affluence都会被视为贪婪 ◆ Please drink to the health and money/wealth/fortune/riches/affluence of the bride and groom.
noun
rather
noun
noun
often
sometimes
money
General words for money, cash and coins: banknote, bill, bread...
👨🏻🏫 Mr. Ng 朗文詞典 📚 – longman.mister5️⃣.net
切換為繁體中文