to fork out a lot of money generously, especially to describe those who are usually very frugal / parsimonious

verb; crashed, exposed, accidentally ran into

verb; to eliminate with force

(verb) Break through; surmount

to be tricked by someone who is supposed to be a friend

a plosive / a stop consonant in phonetics

(proverb) something is very strong and unbreakable indissoluble; Or someone's belief is adamant.

(verb) to chop wood

broken down; to be in decline

(proverb) someone spends money can offset troubles; lose money to block any disaster / misfortune

burn your bridges behind you

Scrap metal

To read the word wrongly

to describe something that is nowhere to be found even after painstakingly exhausting all of one's energy and effort to look for it

(adjective) Broken

(adjective phrase) 1. Tear apart; 2. Fragmented

to go out unnecessarily will just cost one money [colloquial]

to scare the wits out of

to break through

to break through

Doom

Broken down

Old and worn

make an exception

Napoleon

break

declare bankruptcy

ride the wind and cleave the waves

damaged

unprecedented