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Sun 94 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Money-wise
I was told ___-wise, make a lot of meaning, such as
Money-wise, he is rich.
What does money wise exactly mean? Can I say as follows?
Grmmar-wise, you need to study more.
Appearnace-wise, he is attractive.
Personality -wise, he is great.
Money-wise, he is rich.
What does money wise exactly mean? Can I say as follows?
Grmmar-wise, you need to study more.
Appearnace-wise, he is attractive.
Personality -wise, he is great.
Top answer
It means "as it pertains to [money, grammar, appearance, personality]. It's often used to contrast that one aspect with others. Money-wise, he is rich.
- It means "as it pertains to [money, grammar, appearance, personality].
- It's often used to contrast that one aspect with others.
- Money-wise, he is rich.
- But he has no friends, no hobbies, no interests, other than making more money.
- So I'd say he is poor indeed.
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It means "as it pertains to [money, grammar, appearance, personality]. It's often used to contrast that one aspect with others.
Money-wise, he is rich. But he has no friends, no hobbies, no interests, other than making more money. So I'd say he is poor indeed.
Grammar-wise, you need to study more, but your arguments are well-reasoned and your chocie of vocabulary is advanced.
Money-wise, he is rich. But he has no friends, no hobbies, no interests, other than making more money. So I'd say he is poor indeed.
Grammar-wise, you need to study more, but your arguments are well-reasoned and your chocie of vocabulary is advanced.
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