money go的意思

money go中文翻譯：

錢去吧

相似詞語短語

money money money───錢錢錢

money money───錢錢

money───n.錢；貨幣；財富；n.(Money)人名；(英)莫尼；(西、法)莫內

money makes the mare go───有錢能使鬼推磨（諺語）

go go───n.(Gogo)（埃）戈高（人名）；n.祖母，外婆；（稱呼老年女士）老婆婆；[財]活躍信托

meditate money───思考金錢

easy money───n.來得容易的錢; 易被榨出錢來的低息貸款; 來得容易的非正當收入; 在錢上好商量的人；n.不義之財；得來容易的錢；易被榨出錢來的；小菜一碟；低息貨幣

making money───賺錢（make money的現在分詞）；賺錢（makemoney的現在分詞）

defrauded money───騙取錢財

雙語使用場景

I would rather pay the individuals than let the money go to the State by default.───我寧可把錢付給個人，也不會毫無選擇就把錢交給國家。

Where could this money go?───這些錢能流向哪里？

So they have been happy to see their money go abroad.───所以他們一直很高興看到自己的錢流向國外。

If you do not love into food, clothing, count the money, go to bed these real life, it is not easy for long-term.───戀愛假如不落實到吃飯，穿衣，數錢，睡覺這些實真實在地生活中去，是不輕易持久地。

Mr. Goldman said he would like to see more money go to help farmers and less to pay administrative and auditing costs.───戈德曼表示，他很樂意看到更多的錢用于幫助農夫們，而用于支付管理和審計成本的錢則更少。

Yet the revival of John Maynard Keynes should not lead us to ignore Milton Friedman: where will all that money go?───然而，我們不應因約翰梅納德凱恩斯（JohnMaynardKeynes）的復活，而忽視了米爾頓弗里德曼（MiltonFriedman）的存在：這些資金將流向何方？

The son thereupon went home and said, "Father, I have got the money, go and ask the neighbor what he wants for the axe. "───小伙子回到家對父親說：“爸爸，我有錢啦。去問問鄰居，他那把斧子值多少錢。”

Leave it to the green-eyed devil to let all that extra money go to waste.───對于揮霍所有多余的錢財，這種事情還是把它留給喜歡嫉妒的魔鬼吧。

Steward of the money go and call votes child, insists one of the 52 children upon their Yinpiao than three children.───呼管事的快去拿錢票兒，硬要把一張五十兩的銀票兒塞給余三兒。

英語使用場景

Power and money go hand in hand.

If you would know the value of money, go and try to borrow some, for the that goes a-borrowing goes a-sorrowing.

Muck and money go together.

She seems to make her money go a long way.

To whom did the money go when the old man died?

Fiedler makes a little money go a long way.

She makes a little money go a long way, ie buys many things by careful spending.

If you would know the value of money, go and try to borrow some.

According to studies of varying reliability, once under the womanly wing of matrimony, men work more, make more money, go to church more, eat more healthily and drink less unhealthily.