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Newguest Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Throw off
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If something "throws off" a lot of money I understand it gives a lot of money.
For example: Playing the market throws off a lot of money.
What do you think?
If something "throws off" a lot of money I understand it gives a lot of money.
For example: Playing the market throws off a lot of money.
What do you think?
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I don't think it sounds natural.
- I don't think it sounds natural.
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But is it possible that if something throws off money it gives the money?
But is it possible that if something throws off money it gives the money?
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It's not natural. I might think that, or I might think it's a big money waster, very inefficient.
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To be truthful, it has no meaning. Your reader will have to figure out what you mean. I urge you not to use this. It generates, creates, spawns, ... there are many ways to say what you mean. "Throws off" is not one of them.
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