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Travail, Succès et Motivation - Argent et Espèces

Ici, vous trouverez de l'argot pour l'argent et le cash, y compris les termes que les gens utilisent pour désigner de manière informelle la monnaie, la richesse et les transactions financières.

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guap
guap
[nom]

a large amount of money

un tas d'argent, beaucoup de fric

un tas d'argent, beaucoup de fric

Ex: She's hustling hard and making serious guap from her freelance gigs. 
bread
bread
[nom]

money, cash, or earnings

fric, blé

fric, blé

Ex: He's working overtime to stack some extra bread this month. 
dough
dough
[nom]

money, cash, or financial resources

fric, pognon

fric, pognon

Ex: He needed some extra dough to cover his expenses for the month. 
band
band
[nom]

a bundle of cash, typically in $1,000 increments; often used to emphasize wealth or spending power

un rouleau de billets, une liasse de cash

un rouleau de billets, une liasse de cash

Ex: He walked into the club flashing bands like he didn't have a care in the world. 
loot
loot
[nom]

money, especially cash, often implies earnings or resources gained

butin, argent

butin, argent

Ex: The sudden influx of loot from the unexpected bonus surprised him. 
scratch
scratch
[nom]

money, usually casual or small amounts of cash needed for spending

du fric, du blé

du fric, du blé

Ex: I need some scratch to grab a ticket for the concert. 
moola
moola
[nom]

cash, often used playfully or lightheartedly

fric, pognon

fric, pognon

Ex: I can't hit the mall today; I'm out of moola. 
cheddar
cheddar
[nom]

money, often used to highlight financial success, profit, or cash flow

fric, oseille

fric, oseille

Ex: She's stacking cheddar from her online business. 
cake
cake
[nom]

money or earnings, often used to emphasize financial gain or profit

pognon, fric

pognon, fric

Ex: She's making serious cake with that new job. 
coin
coin
[nom]

money, cash, or earnings; often implying decent or respectable pay

sous, fric

sous, fric

Ex: That new gig pays some good coin. 
fetti
fetti
[nom]

money or cash, often used in hip-hop culture to emphasize hustling or chasing wealth

fric, blé

fric, blé

Ex: He's out there grinding, chasing fetti all day. 
bank
bank
[nom]

a large amount of money

une fortune, un pactole

une fortune, un pactole

Ex: He deposited some serious bank after closing that deal. 
paper
paper
[nom]

money, especially in the form of cash

billets, fric

billets, fric

Ex: He's rolling in paper now after landing that big contract. 
bag
bag
[nom]

a large sum of money, often referring to earnings, profit, or a big payout

une fortune, un pactole

une fortune, un pactole

Ex: She landed a contract that brought in a huge bag. 
big ones

large amounts of money, usually referring to bills in higher denominations or sums in the thousands

gros billets, gros sous

gros billets, gros sous

Ex: The repairs cost me five big ones. 
to rip off
to rip off
[verbe]

to take advantage of someone by charging them too much money or selling them a defective product

arnaquer, escroquer

arnaquer, escroquer

Ex: The store ripped off customers by selling counterfeit designer handbags at full price. 
bill
bill
[nom]

a $100 banknote

billet de cent dollars, billet de 100 dollars

billet de cent dollars, billet de 100 dollars

Ex: He slipped the waiter a bill as a tip. 
rack
rack
[nom]

a thousand dollars, often used to describe stacks of money

un sac, un paquet

un sac, un paquet

Ex: He spent a rack on those new sneakers. 
scrilla
scrilla
[nom]

cash, often used in hip-hop culture to emphasize hustling or financial success

pognon, fric

pognon, fric

Ex: He's grinding every day to stack some scrilla. 
grand
grand
[nom]

a thousand units of a currency

mille, brique

mille, brique

Ex: He won five grand in the lottery last night. 
wad
wad
[nom]

a thick bundle or roll of money, usually cash carried together

laisse, liasse

laisse, liasse

Ex: The gambler dropped a whole wad on the table. 
cash money

physical currency in the form of bills or coins, as opposed to checks, credit, or digital payments

argent liquide, espèces

argent liquide, espèces

Ex: He showed up with the deposit in straight cash money. 
to pony up
to pony up
[verbe]

to pay money owed, such as a bill, debt, or required contribution

payer, cracher

payer, cracher

Ex: He finally ponied up the cash for dinner after some nudging. 
to sock away

to save or set aside money or resources for future use

économiser, mettre de côté

économiser, mettre de côté

Ex: I've been socking away cash for years to buy a house. 
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