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make a killing
make a killing
make a killing
Fig.
to have a great success, especially in making money.
John has got a job selling insurance. He's not exactly making a killing.
Bill made a killing at the racetrack yesterday.
See also:
killing
,
make
make a killing
to quickly earn a lot of money
Street vendors should make a killing today selling souvenirs.
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killing
,
make
make a killing
(
informal
)
to earn a lot of money very easily (often +
on
)
She made a killing on the house so she can't be short of money.
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killing
,
make
make a killing
Enjoy a large and quick profit, as in
They made a killing in real estate
. This expression alludes to a hunter's success. [
Slang
; late 1800s]
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killing
,
make
make a killing
tv.
to make an enormous profit; to become an enormous success.
I wanted to make a killing as a banker, but it didn’t work out.
See also:
killing
,
make
Common Names:
Name
Gender
Pronounced
Usage
VilÉM
-
Czech
Sigivald
-
Ancient Germanic
Paulina
pow-LEE-nah
(Spanish, Polish)
, paw-LEEN-ə
(English)
Spanish, Portuguese, Polish, Swedish, Lithuanian, English, Ancient Roman
Duke
DOOK
English
Ike
IEK
English
Ihor
EE-hawr
Ukrainian
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