Our household expense got into the red last month.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Our household expense got into the red last month.

As we economized on food this month, our family budget went into the black.

We're saving up to build a new house.

We can't make (both) ends meet this month.

The building of our new house was complete last month.

We're saving (up) for a new house.

I paid this month's rent.

We compared this month's electricity bill with the one from last month.

I've already spent all my pocket money for this month.

The red house is new.

You haven't paid your rent in a month, have you?

We purchased a new house for eighty thousand dollars.

I've decided to transfer the balance to next month's living expenses.

Food is the most expensive item in my monthly budget.

We have had a large number of unbudgeted outlays [a lot of unexpected expenses] this month.

Living costs this month are lower than those of last month are.

We purchased a new house for eighty thousand dollars.

This is our new house.

My eyes popped out when I looked at my phone bill this month.

You're a month behind with your rent.

There were many salaries this month.

I think it'll take more than a year to finish building our house.

I just sent out the class fee for this month.

I couldn't get spending money for as long as 1 month.

You're a month behind in your rent.

The increase in tax was backdated to January

I estimated the monthly carloadings of my company.

We have to review the business performance of last month.

Mother calculated her monthly expenses.

My company will balance the accounts the month.