spending money

英 [ˈspendɪŋ mʌni]

美 [ˈspendɪŋ mʌni]

n. 零花钱; 零用钱

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牛津词典

noun

零花钱；零用钱
money that you can spend on personal things for pleasure or entertainment

N-UNCOUNT (尤指用于度假的)零用钱，零花钱
Spending moneyis money that you have or are given to spend on personal things for pleasure, especially when you are on holiday.
1. Jo will use her winnings as spending money on her holiday to the Costa Brava.
  乔要把自己赢的钱作为去布拉沃海岸度假时的零花钱。

noun

cash for day-to-day spending on incidental expenses
Synonym:pocket moneypin money

I told you you've been spending money like water.
我告诉过你你花钱简直就像流水一样。
When you are young, if you want some spending money, you will have to work for it.
当你年纪还小的时候，如果想要些零用钱，你就得靠工作来赚。
Jo will use her winnings as spending money on her holiday to the Costa Brava.
乔要把自己赢的钱作为去布拉沃海岸度假时的零花钱。
My wife convinced me to be more careful about spending money.
我夫人劝我花钱要谨慎一点。
But the shift goes beyond just spending money on the poor.
但这种转变超越了单单只是在穷人身上花钱。
Make sure you put as much thought into planning your spending money as into planning your itinerary.
你苦思冥想筹划你的旅程安排和用钱的支出。
Physical cash also makes us cautious relative to spending money on credit cards.
我们在使用实物现金花钱时也会比使用信用卡花钱更加谨慎。
The government expends so much effort taxing good things, such as saving and spending money.
政府付出了如此大的努力在好事上征税，比如储蓄和开支。
Why? In fact, a person's demand is relatively simple, need not spend unnecessary spending money.
其实，一个人的需求是较为简单的，不需要花不必要花的钱了。
Cautious we may be, but as a society, we're still spending money.
我们也许会小心翼翼，但是作为社会的一员，我们仍要开销。