American Idioms and Expressions

Money Is No Object Idiom

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Money is no object
What does Money is no object mean?		 the cost of something is not importantMoney is no object and we have decided to go on a luxury cruise this summer.
money is no object
What does money is no object mean?		 it does not matter how much something costsMoney is no object and I plan to stay in the best hotels during my holiday.
money is no object
What does money is no object mean?		 there is much/enough money available so it does not matter how much you spendMoney was no object when the new stadium was built and it had the best equipment for both the fans and the players.
money is no object
What does money is no object mean?		 it does not matter how much something costs Money is no object and I plan to stay in the best hotels during my holiday.
Money is no object
What does Money is no object mean?		 the cost of something is not important Money is no object and we have decided to go on a luxury cruise this summer.


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get a charley horse
What does "get a charley horse" mean?		 to develop a cramp in the arm or the leg The swimmer got a charley horse while he was swimming.

fall back
What does "fall back" mean?		 to move back, to go backThe runner fell back from the other runners during the race.
stand in for (someone)
What does "stand in for (someone)" mean?		 to be a substitute for someoneThe other actor stood in for the famous actor when he was sick.
coffee break
What does "coffee break" mean?		 a break from work to rest and drink coffee/teaWe usually have a coffee break every morning at 10 o`clock.
bowl (someone) over
What does "bowl (someone) over" mean?		 to surprise or overwhelm someoneThe salesman bowled me over with his energetic sales talk.
as for (someone or something)
What does "as for (someone or something)" mean?		 with regard to, concerning “As for me, I think that I will go home now.”

flea in (someone`s) ear
What does "flea in (someone`s) ear" mean?		 an idea or answer that is not welcomeThe idea about changing the schedules is a flea in the supervisor`s ear.
driving force behind (someone or something)
What does "driving force behind (someone or something)" mean?		 the motivating force behind someone or something The potato farmers were the driving force behind the efforts to get people to eat more potatoes.

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