make a/your pile
(phrase)
Giải nghĩa:
To earn a lot of money
To earn a lot of money
Ví dụ:
He went to America at 20, and had made his pile by 30.
He went to America at 20, and had made his pile by 30.
Cách sử dụng
"Make a/your pile" is an expression that means to accumulate a lot of money or wealth. It is often used when talking about someone who has become very rich by working hard, investing wisely, or winning a large sum of money. For example, you could say "He made a pile when he sold his software company" to describe someone who became very wealthy after selling their business. This expression is also sometimes used sarcastically to suggest that someone has gotten rich through deceit or unethical means.
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