pocket-money

基本解釋

I get less pocket-money than she.
我得到的零用錢比她少。
And finally, children love the fact that spare eggs can be sold to raise pocket-money!
此外，孩子們可以把剩余的雞蛋拿去賣掉，換取零花錢，這是他們最喜歡的！
I was beginning to be rather vain of my knowledge, for I spent my birthday guineas on it, and set aside the greater part of my pocket-money for similar investment;
我當(dāng)時(shí)覺得我確有了些知識(shí)，因?yàn)槲野衙磕晟盏玫降慕饚哦加米髁酥橇ν顿Y，而且把大部分積蓄起來的零用錢也都用在智力投資上了。

Southerners are brought up in highly protective families which cosset their young, providing them with bedroom, pocket-money, connections and mamma's cooking and love—often well into their 30s.
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That's money in their pocket -- money you can use right now to pay your bills, or pay off your debts, or save up for a rainy day, to save for retirement or that college education for your child.
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One of the few bright spots is the relative affluence of the 20-something salaryman, who now holds around 15, 000 yen more pocket money per month than his struggling middle-aged colleague.
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Pocket money is money for buying small things that you find you want or need.
A child's pocket money is money that is given to him or her every week or every month by his or her parents.