英和和英

A penny saved is a penny earned.

The money was deposited with the treasurer.

I was set up with a lot of money and a library of good books.

The prize went to Mrs. Baba.

I lost a thousand yen (quite) needlessly [unnecessarily].

I (went and) threw away a thousand yen.

by the pound

The penalty for spitting is five pounds.

Your bill comes to £5.

The balance is 1,000 yen to the good [bad].

Let's keep this sum as a nest egg [save this sum for a rainy day].

A rich can be lavish of [with] his money.

The ticket costs 100 euros.

The interest is at the rate of three sen a [per] day.

I paid a round sum for it.

A miser lusts after [for] gold.

The balance of the account is in my favor [against me].

My pocket money is all gone.

put a commemorative coin in circulation

It was prudent of you to save the money.

Some people pin on paper money instead.

crisp bills [《主に英国で用いられる》 notes]

How many pounds are there to one kilogram?

One hundred cents makes one dollar.

He managed to make (both) ends meet in some way or other.

I've decided to live as carefully [frugally] as possible so that I can save money.

I lacked the money with which to finish it.

rake together enough money to pay off a debt

One pound troy weighs 12 oz.

Contributions were collected on behalf of the bereaved family.