Web www.englishdaily626.com   [ Movie Reviews | Common Sentences | Glossary of Correct Usage | High School Vocab | Questions & Answers | Sample Letters ] [ Movies Lines | Advertisements | Words Differentiation | Common Errors | Songs | Links ] <<Prev Business  Idioms Next>>     TOEFL Vocabulary   English Daily Conversation   Learn grammar by example   Learn American idioms       Definition: Value for money being spent; high relative worth. Example: 1) The new Mars exploration rocket gives researchers good bang for the buck. 2) I really like those new Toyota sports cars -- they give you a lot of bang for the buck Etymology : This phrase dates back to World War II, when it referred to weapons that were cheap but destructive       Eggs in one basket Angel investor Ankle Bad egg Bang for the buck Barking up the wrong tree Bean counter Bells and whistles Big wig Bite the hand ..... Buck Bug Burn one's bridges Catch on Click and mortar Come to think of it Cookie Corporate ladder Crunch numbers Corporate raider Dead presidents Dog and pony show Dot-bomb Downsize Dry run Easy as pie In hot water In the hot seat Foot in the door Head above water Hired gun Hacker Keep an eye on Lemon Loan shark Log on Narc Needle in a haystack On one's plate One to one marketing Payoff People person Pirate Quick buck Red tape Repo man Selling like hotcakes Surf the Web Take the bull ..... Techie Test the waters Think outside the box Throw in the towel Under the table Use your head VC Walkout Win win situation Wrong side of bed Yuppie       Common English mistakes   Ancient Chinese stories   Learn English Proverbs   American Slang expressions

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