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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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feel the pinch, cash cow has cashed in his chips
Their family feel the pinch now that cash cow has cashed in his chips.
For the life of me, I can't understand this sentence.
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For the life of me, I can't understand this sentence.
Could you explain it?
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Their family feels the pinch now that cash cow has cashed in his chips = their family is now s uffering a lack of money ('feels the pinch') now that their easy source of income ('cash cow') has died ('cashed in his chips').
- Their family feels the pinch now that cash cow has cashed in his chips = their family is now s uffering a lack of money ('feels the pinch') now that their easy source of income ('cash cow') has died ('cashed in his chips').
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Their family feels the pinch now that cash cow has cashed in his chips = their family is now suffering a lack of money ('feels the pinch') now that their easy source of income ('cash cow') has died ('cashed in his chips').
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