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- They both spend money like water. 他們兩人都是揮金如土。
- I don't spend money freely just because I'm in a bad mood. 我不只是因為心情不好就隨便花錢(qián)。
- Clever advertisements are just temptations to spend money. 巧妙的廣告誘使人花錢(qián)。
- If we spend money at this rate, we'll be broke in six months. 如果我們以此速度花錢(qián)，6個(gè)月我們便要破產(chǎn)了。
- Her friends egged on Mabel to spend money to show off. 梅布爾的朋友們慫恿她花錢(qián)擺闊氣。
- The big cities are full of allurements on which to spend money. 大城市充滿(mǎn)形形色色誘人花錢(qián)的事物。
- Ungenerously or pettily unwilling to spend money. 吝嗇的不慷慨或極度地不想花錢(qián)
- Gorge can do with very little spending money. 喬治有很少一點(diǎn)零錢(qián)這能對付過(guò)去。
- Uncle George is well-heeled, but his wife won't let him spend money. 喬治叔叔很富有,但是他的老婆不讓他花錢(qián)。
- He is cautious about spend money. 他花錢(qián)謹慎。
- He spent money rashly [lavishly]. 他花錢(qián)很隨便[大手大腳]。
- It is worthwhile to spend money on books. 買(mǎi)書(shū)花一些錢(qián)是值得的。
- We can't afford to spend money on luxuries. 我們買(mǎi)不起奢侈品。
- If you don't spend money wisely, you may go broke. 假如不善用金錢(qián),就可能破產(chǎn)。
- You shouldn't spend money foolishly. 你不該隨便亂花錢(qián)。
- Really? But you spend money like water. 是嘛?可我看你揮金如土啊!
- They spent money allured by the tempter of advertisements. 在廣告的誘惑下他們花了錢(qián)。
- While the government has poured money recklessly into health, it has stinted on infrastructure. 政府在衛生健康項目上不假思索地大把大把砸錢(qián)，對基礎設施建設卻十分吝嗇。
- Absolutely cannot spend money lavishly. 絕不能花錢(qián)大手大腳。
- There's no logic in spending money on things you don't need. 把錢(qián)花在不需要的東西上是沒(méi)有道理的。
