to have a particular value, especially in money: Our house _____ about 600,000 euros. - is worth, to take and use (sth that belongs to sb else) with the intention of returning it: He _____ a car from one of his colleagues. - borrowed, If you _____ sth, you do not have enough money to pay for it: My parents _____ a new refrigerator. - can't afford, to set or demand (a price) for a service or a product: He _____ me 2 euros for the postcard.  - charged, to need you to pay a particular amount of money in order for you to buy or do something: The trip will _____ you $1000. - cost, to receive money, property, or possessions from someone after the person has died: Who will _____ the house when he dies? - inherit, to use money to earn more money; to use your money to purchase stock in a company, to buy property, etc., in order to make future profit. - to invest, to give for temporary use on condition that the same or its equivalent be returned: I will _____ some money to my friend because he needs to pay some bills.  - lend, to have an obligation to pay or repay (something, especially money) in return for something received: They _____ some money to the company. - owe, to collect money for a particular purpose: Mrs. Michaels _____ money for charity. - raised, to budget, to economize; to put money aside for the future: Philip finally _____ enough money to buy a Ferrari. - saved, a bad use of money; to spend money on something you don't really need: The project was a _____ of money. - waste,

English File Intermediate - Unit 2 - Money

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