英和和英

to lend money at interest―invest money in something

to plate anything with gold

to dissipate money―squander money―spend money

to save money

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

to give money―put one's hand in one's pocket

to beat out gold

to get money

make a touch

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

to be frugal of one's money―be saving of money

to reluct at giving money―give with reluctance

Grows rich.

Hand over your money―（俗語で言えば）―Fork out your money.

to save money

to obtain money under false pretences

to waste money

to lavish money （on people）

to mint coin

to be careless of one's money

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

to accommodate one with a loan

pinch and save [scrape]

melt down gold

to make up a sum―make out a sum

exhaust one's money

to accommodate a person with money

inlay strips of gold

to unbuckle a strap

to deposit a sum of money