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A Buck's a Buck

MEANING IN ENGLISH

A casual and practical reminder that every dollar earned is valuable and worth working for, regardless of the effort required.

In context

01

I spent three hours clearing snow from the neighbor's driveway; it was exhausting, but a buck's a buck.

02

Why turn down an opportunity for side income when a buck's a buck and bills must be paid?

Synonyms

every cent counts,money talks,earnings are earnings

Antonyms

reckless spending,prideful rejection of work,unearned entitlement

Collocations

shrug and say a buck's,figure that a buck's,after all a buck's

Sources

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