to earn a lot
61endorsement — A written statement on a document, usually on the back of the document, in which the owner assigns his rights to an individual or entity named in the endorsement. American Banker Glossary * * * endorsement en‧dorse‧ment [ɪnˈdɔːsmənt ǁ ɔːr ] also… …
62coin — ▪ I. coin coin 1 [kɔɪn] noun 1. [countable] a piece of metal, usually flat and round, that is used as money: • Since the introduction of the £1 coin, the smallest English note is £5. 2. [uncountable] money in the form of metal coins: • They found …
63executive — ▪ I. executive ex‧ec‧u‧tive 1 [ɪgˈzekjtɪv] noun [countable] 1. JOBS someone who has an important job as a manager in a company or business: • She is Scottish Power s most senior woman executive. • a senior executive with a major pharmaceuticals… …
64coin it — (in) ► UK INFORMAL to earn a lot of money quickly: »With prices so high, the major oil companies are coining it as never before. »The banks coined it in last year. Main Entry: ↑coin …
65coin it in — coin it (in) ► UK INFORMAL to earn a lot of money quickly: »With prices so high, the major oil companies are coining it as never before. »The banks coined it in last year. Main Entry: ↑coin …
66cost a packet — cost/pay/make a packet UK INFORMAL ► to cost, pay, or earn a lot of money: »The advertising campaign must have cost them a packet. »He dropped out of university but now he s making a packet in banking. Main Entry: ↑packet …
67cost/pay/make a packet — UK INFORMAL ► to cost, pay, or earn a lot of money: »The advertising campaign must have cost them a packet. »He dropped out of university but now he s making a packet in banking. Main Entry: ↑packet …
68make a packet — cost/pay/make a packet UK INFORMAL ► to cost, pay, or earn a lot of money: »The advertising campaign must have cost them a packet. »He dropped out of university but now he s making a packet in banking. Main Entry: ↑packet …
69pay a packet — cost/pay/make a packet UK INFORMAL ► to cost, pay, or earn a lot of money: »The advertising campaign must have cost them a packet. »He dropped out of university but now he s making a packet in banking. Main Entry: ↑packet …
70pay/make a packet — cost/pay/make a packet UK INFORMAL ► to cost, pay, or earn a lot of money: »The advertising campaign must have cost them a packet. »He dropped out of university but now he s making a packet in banking. Main Entry: ↑packet …
