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1 a secătui averea / resursele unei ţări
to drain the wealth of a countryto drain a country of wealth / money.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a secătui averea / resursele unei ţări
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2 a o duce bine
to be prosperousto get on wellto roll in wealthto live / to be in cloverto be on velvetto have one's bread buttered for lifesl. înv. to be in a dry ditch. -
3 a se scălda în bani / aur
to be flush of moneyto be made of moneyto have money to bumto wallow in moneyto roll / to be rolling in money / riches / wealthto be worth a mint of money.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a se scălda în bani / aur
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4 a se închina banului
to make an idol of wealth. -
5 a strânge averi
to treasure up wealth. -
6 a înota în aur / bani / bogăţie / bogăţii
to roll / to be rolling in money / richesto have heaps of moneyto live in clover / affluenceto wallow in wealthto swim in luxuryRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > a înota în aur / bani / bogăţie / bogăţii
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7 goană după avere / avuţii / bani / bogăţii / îmbogăţire
rush for wealth.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > goană după avere / avuţii / bani / bogăţii / îmbogăţire
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8 gros la pungă
rolling in wealthmade of moneyworth a mint of money. -
9 grămezi de
heaps / lots ofa lot ofa wealth ofamer. sl. a nation of. -
10 putred de bogat
(as) rich as Croesusrolling in riches / wealth. -
11 sănătatea e cel mai preţios bun
\sănătatea e cel mai preţios bun înainte de toate there is nothing like healthhealth before wealth.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > sănătatea e cel mai preţios bun
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