​What does that mean?

​What is an Idiom?

It is a phrase or group of words with a special meaning which is different from the meanings of the separate words.​

For example: "All that glitters is not gold"​, meaning that appearances can be misleading and that everything that looks priceless or pricy, doesn't have to be.

Idioms can be heard everywhere: in the workplace, at the local bar, and even at home. Each language has its own set of unique idioms, but they don’t often translate well across languages and thats why it could be a little confusing when hearing them at first.

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​Idioms about money.

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​to look or feel extremely good, often because you are wearing something that costs a lot of money:

"You look like a million dollars in that dress, honey!"

​Feel like a million dollars/bucks

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​​Financial term referring to when income is equal to expenses, this implies that money was not made or lost.

Ex: "Unfortunately, my business​ just managed to break even last year, I made a bd investement but I broke even"

​Break even

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​"Burn a whole in your pocket"

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To influence someone to spend money quickly. Spending on unnecessary purchases for instant gratification, because the money was burning to get out of your pocket

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​A request that asks someone what they are thinking. Share your thoughts in exchange for a penny.

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​Penny for your thoughts ​

​Heavy money

To have a lot of money ​

​"Pennies from heaven"

Money that wasn't expected, a miracle.​

​"Money doesn't grow on trees"

A popular idiom that means money isn’t easy to acquire, because it doesn’t simply grow on trees. In reality, money is earned through hard work. The lesson is that money is valuable and people should be careful not to waste it.​

​Money talks

Money gives people the power to get or do whatever they want, because it can influence a situation. Basically, money speaks volumes.