make money
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Meaning
make money (third-person singular simple present makes money, present participle making money, simple past and past participle made money)
To make a profit from a particular activity.
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Added to the casualisation of the workforce is the overriding desire to make money – lots of it – for entrepreneurs.
After taking over leadership, Sud doubled down on Vimeo’s focus to help creators make money from their videos by offering a successful monetization strategy tool.
Also they would be able to make money for personal appearances and creating new businesses.
And we use the streets to make money.”
Banks make money off loaning our money to other people.
Before going all in on football nearly 20 years ago, after realizing that there was a way to make money (eventually) by writing and talking about the sport, I paid plenty of attention to other sports, too, including basketball.