ぱっぱと金を使うの英語

to squander money―make ducks and drakes of one's money

to fritter away one's money

to make the most of of one's money―make one's money go a long way

to spend money―（物入りの意味なら）―incur an expense

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spend money hand over fist

go on [have] a splurge

the act of spending money

to make it a pretext to extort money

spend large sums

to accommodate a person with money

to make good use of money―put money to a good use

to give one hush-money―bribe one into secrecy

to waste money

lay out thousands on gold

to scatter money about―make ducks and drakes of one's money

I have spent all my money, and I am in a fix.

exhaust one's money

to spend much money in the pursuit of pleasures

spare no expense

to stint oneself

to make bad use of money―put money to a bad use

Money goes a long way if (it is) used wisely.

If you spend money, you will have less.

to spend money freely―squander one's money―make ducks and drakes of one's money

to completely exhaust or use up something

spend money frugally

He makes had use of his money―puts his money to a bad use.

to swindle a man out of his money―swindle money out of a man

to win one over by money―gain one over by money