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Nor Priest Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Get ahead of bill meaning?

I know what the other 'get ahead' means, but to get ahead of bills or payments, I can't seem to discern its meaning.

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Top answer

Have enough money to pay all your bills, plus a little bit more. Clive

— Clive

  • Have enough money to pay all your bills, plus a little bit more.
  • Clive
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Have enough money to pay all your bills, plus a little bit more.

Clive
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I just want to add a bit to what Clive has said. A person might say this after having a period of time where they struggled with paying their bills, and now they have caught up and are paying them down a bit.
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In American English it means...not to have to live "hand to mouth" ...you have a bit more for the next month.
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