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English Idiom: Money in the Bank
Money in the bank is an expression that can be used when we are sure about the outcome of something.
For example, if you write the TOEIC test and are sure you did well, you can say, “That was easy. Money in the bank.”
If you are a manager and give a challenging assignment to a subordinate you trust, you can say, “John? He’s a great worker.
Giving the job to him is like money in the bank.”
When you are sure of a positive outcome, you can use the term money in the bank.
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This post is simple and easy to read.
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On the Flesch-Kincaid reading-ease test, this post scores 85.
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