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Money in the bank??
What does it mean by saying "I'm money in the bank" or "It's money in the bank"? I think it's probably an American idiom.
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[nq:1]What does it mean by saying "I'm money in the bank" or "It's money in the bank"? [/nq] The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit.
- [nq:1]What does it mean by saying "I'm money in the bank" or "It's money in the bank"?
- [/nq] The first version is not an idiom.
- But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit.
- You could apply it to a betting tip, or a business idea.
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[nq:1]What does it mean by saying "I'm money in the bank" or "It's money in the bank"? I think it's probably an American idiom.[/nq]
The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit.
You could apply it to a betting tip, or a business idea.
David
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The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit.
You could apply it to a betting tip, or a business idea.
David
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[nq:2]What does it mean by saying "I'm money in the bank" or "It's money in the bank"? I think it's probably an American idiom.[/nq]
[nq:1]The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit. You could apply it to a betting tip, or a business idea.[/nq]
I've heard UK sports commentators use "cash in the bank"
[nq:1]The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit. You could apply it to a betting tip, or a business idea.[/nq]
I've heard UK sports commentators use "cash in the bank"
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[nq:2]What does it mean by saying "I'm money in the bank" or "It's money in the bank"? I think it's probably an American idiom.[/nq]
[nq:1]The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit.[/nq]
Idiom: 3 : a style or form of artistic expression that is characteristic of an individual, a period or movement, o
[nq:1]The first version is not an idiom. But the second is - it means that something is so certain that it will definitely return a profit.[/nq]
Idiom: 3 : a style or form of artistic expression that is characteristic of an individual, a period or movement, o
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