have enough money

/hæv ɪˈnʌf ˈmʌni/

possess sufficient funds

She has enough money to buy a new car.

She possesses sufficient funds to purchase a new car.

general

To possess an adequate amount of money for a particular purpose or need

We have enough money to travel this summer.

We possess sufficient funds to go on a trip this summer.

He doesn't have enough money to pay the rent.

He lacks sufficient funds to cover the rent payment.

This phrase is commonly used to describe financial adequacy for specific needs or goals.

Collocations

have enough money topossess sufficient funds for a specific purposenot have enough moneylack sufficient funds

to exhaust one's financial resources

to accumulate sufficient funds

Use this phrase when discussing budgeting or financial goals.

Ensure the amount of money is specified when using this phrase for clarity.

The phrase combines the verb 'have' with the adjective 'enough' and the noun 'money', reflecting a basic financial concept.

This phrase is commonly used in everyday conversation to discuss financial situations. It can be used in both formal and informal contexts.

have

to possess

verb

enough

sufficient

adjective

money

currency or financial resources

noun

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