money is no object (it does not matter how much something costs) Please show me a good leather coat; money is no object. Money is no object when Daniel is on vacation. envocabulary.com
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call it a day (to stop what you are doing) I’ve done enough. I think it’s time to call it a day. It’s getting late. Let’s call it a day and go home. envocabulary.com
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cheap as chips (very cheap, inexpensive) These handbags are made of high-quality leather, and they’re as cheap as chips. No need to pay me back; they were cheap as chips. envocabulary.com
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yield to (to agree to do something) They have refused to yield to our demands so far. The president promised that the government will never yield to pressure. envocabulary.com
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keep away (stay away; do not go or come near) Keep away from him. He is not a good man. Children should be kept away from the river. envocabulary.com
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