英和和英

make a touch

to save money

to lend money at interest―invest money in something

to plate anything with gold

to squeeze money out of one―wring money out of one―screw money out of one

to mint coin

to obtain money under false pretences

to beat out gold

Grows rich.

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

to accommodate a person with money

to be careless of one's money

pinch and save [scrape]

to lavish money （on people）

to unbuckle a strap

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

Put away the money!

to dissipate money―squander money―spend money

inlay strips of gold

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

melt down gold

to follow gain

scale the gold

to deposit a sum of money

to squeeze money from one―wring money from one―screw money out of one―bleed one

to importune one for money―tease one for money

gold-plating

Money is left over.

regardless （of expense）

make money