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Work & Money - Wealth & Luxury

Master English idioms regarding wealth and luxury, like "have it made in the shade" and "from rags to riches".

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English idioms related to Work & Money
from rags to riches

used to refer to the action of rising from the depth of poverty to the highest of riches

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to be rolling in it

to have a great deal of money

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filthy rich

possessing an excessive amount of money

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high on the hog

in a very comfortable, expensive, and luxurious way

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to be in clover

to be living a comfortable and luxurious life

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in the lap of luxury

in a very comfortable condition due to an abundance of wealth

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to live large

to have a very luxurious and comfortable lifestyle

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number better off

used to refer to a financially superior situation than before or when compared to others

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a beggar on horseback

someone who has suddenly gained great wealth or high status and has become arrogant or corrupt

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to have it made in the shade

to be in a very good position and be living a luxurious life

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deep pockets

a person or thing such as a business with significant financial resources

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creature comforts

a set of things that make life comfortable and more enjoyable for one

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to strike it rich

to come into possession of a great sum of money in a very sudden or unexpected way

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to live the life of Riley

to be enjoying a luxurious and comfortable life

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to rake in the money

to earn a large amount of money, usually quickly or easily

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