Definition of moneybags in English:

moneybags

plural nounˈmʌnɪbaɡzˈməniˌbæɡz

informal

usually treated as singular A wealthy person.
〈非正式〉阔佬，富翁
he is befriended by the daughter of the local moneybags
Example sentencesExamples
- Since when does good mean anything to you, moneybags?
- One hundred days into his tenure as the high-energy, higher-decibel chairman of the party, he is in trouble with party moneybags.
- Some parties regard the Asian community as walking moneybags.
- They have been treated as sacrosanct, even though they are the moneybags behind the global scheme.
- And allow me to kindly inform you that our parents are filthy moneybags.
- The dotcom era is over, Simon may well find himself out of the picture as the moneybags get a real manager to run the show.
- She had heard some stories about this moneybags.
- Every moneybags who invests in a publication becomes a more fascinating person overnight, acquiring cachet beyond their millions.
- Hey moneybags, do you want to donate to the poor, overworked and underpaid resident foundation?
- He also takes his swings at the greedy northeastern moneybags' who exploit the South for its cheap labor plantation economics.
- Still, there should be some moneybags who could do this much at least.
- If the Democratic party wants to tap into those moneybags, they need someone who can speak their language.
- It seems to have raised close on €1 million, which says something for the loyalty of the old moneybags that have supported the party through the years, in bad times and in worse times.
- Why not pick up a copy of the Sunday Times and read about the smuggest moneybags in Britain?
- If they were really lazy moneybags they would avoid playing in high handicap competitions, because it is tough!
- It is his job as moneybags in chief to tell the Government more or less everything is too dear.
- You hear all sorts of rumours, but I can assure fans that we are not the moneybags of the Conference.
- Trying to chum it up with the moneybags now are you, Kea?
- Has it finally dawned on you that your reputation as an entertainer - for the crowds and therefore, for the corporate moneybags - is fast overshadowing your greatness as a batsman?
- Patrick the moneybags of the gang with a supermodel girlfriend, is cuckolded by Serge, the class clown.
Synonyms
rich person, capitalist, tycoon, magnate, nabob, millionaire, billionaire, multimillionaire, nouveau riche, person of means

Definition of moneybags in US English:

moneybags

plural nounˈmənēˌbaɡzˈməniˌbæɡz

informal

usually treated as singular A wealthy person.
〈非正式〉阔佬，富翁
he is befriended by the daughter of the local moneybags
Example sentencesExamples
- She had heard some stories about this moneybags.
- Why not pick up a copy of the Sunday Times and read about the smuggest moneybags in Britain?
- Trying to chum it up with the moneybags now are you, Kea?
- He also takes his swings at the greedy northeastern moneybags' who exploit the South for its cheap labor plantation economics.
- If they were really lazy moneybags they would avoid playing in high handicap competitions, because it is tough!
- If the Democratic party wants to tap into those moneybags, they need someone who can speak their language.
- One hundred days into his tenure as the high-energy, higher-decibel chairman of the party, he is in trouble with party moneybags.
- Patrick the moneybags of the gang with a supermodel girlfriend, is cuckolded by Serge, the class clown.
- Some parties regard the Asian community as walking moneybags.
- Still, there should be some moneybags who could do this much at least.
- And allow me to kindly inform you that our parents are filthy moneybags.
- It is his job as moneybags in chief to tell the Government more or less everything is too dear.
- Since when does good mean anything to you, moneybags?
- Hey moneybags, do you want to donate to the poor, overworked and underpaid resident foundation?
- They have been treated as sacrosanct, even though they are the moneybags behind the global scheme.
- The dotcom era is over, Simon may well find himself out of the picture as the moneybags get a real manager to run the show.
- Has it finally dawned on you that your reputation as an entertainer - for the crowds and therefore, for the corporate moneybags - is fast overshadowing your greatness as a batsman?
- You hear all sorts of rumours, but I can assure fans that we are not the moneybags of the Conference.
- It seems to have raised close on €1 million, which says something for the loyalty of the old moneybags that have supported the party through the years, in bad times and in worse times.
- Every moneybags who invests in a publication becomes a more fascinating person overnight, acquiring cachet beyond their millions.
Synonyms
rich person, capitalist, tycoon, magnate, nabob, millionaire, billionaire, multimillionaire, nouveau riche, person of means

单词	moneybags
释义	Definition of moneybags in English: moneybags plural nounˈmʌnɪbaɡzˈməniˌbæɡz informal usually treated as singular A wealthy person. 〈非正式〉阔佬，富翁 he is befriended by the daughter of the local moneybags Example sentencesExamples Since when does good mean anything to you, moneybags? One hundred days into his tenure as the high-energy, higher-decibel chairman of the party, he is in trouble with party moneybags. Some parties regard the Asian community as walking moneybags. They have been treated as sacrosanct, even though they are the moneybags behind the global scheme. And allow me to kindly inform you that our parents are filthy moneybags. The dotcom era is over, Simon may well find himself out of the picture as the moneybags get a real manager to run the show. She had heard some stories about this moneybags. Every moneybags who invests in a publication becomes a more fascinating person overnight, acquiring cachet beyond their millions. Hey moneybags, do you want to donate to the poor, overworked and underpaid resident foundation? He also takes his swings at the greedy northeastern moneybags' who exploit the South for its cheap labor plantation economics. Still, there should be some moneybags who could do this much at least. If the Democratic party wants to tap into those moneybags, they need someone who can speak their language. It seems to have raised close on €1 million, which says something for the loyalty of the old moneybags that have supported the party through the years, in bad times and in worse times. Why not pick up a copy of the Sunday Times and read about the smuggest moneybags in Britain? If they were really lazy moneybags they would avoid playing in high handicap competitions, because it is tough! It is his job as moneybags in chief to tell the Government more or less everything is too dear. You hear all sorts of rumours, but I can assure fans that we are not the moneybags of the Conference. Trying to chum it up with the moneybags now are you, Kea? Has it finally dawned on you that your reputation as an entertainer - for the crowds and therefore, for the corporate moneybags - is fast overshadowing your greatness as a batsman? Patrick the moneybags of the gang with a supermodel girlfriend, is cuckolded by Serge, the class clown. Synonyms rich person, capitalist, tycoon, magnate, nabob, millionaire, billionaire, multimillionaire, nouveau riche, person of means Definition of moneybags in US English: moneybags plural nounˈmənēˌbaɡzˈməniˌbæɡz informal usually treated as singular A wealthy person. 〈非正式〉阔佬，富翁 he is befriended by the daughter of the local moneybags Example sentencesExamples She had heard some stories about this moneybags. Why not pick up a copy of the Sunday Times and read about the smuggest moneybags in Britain? Trying to chum it up with the moneybags now are you, Kea? He also takes his swings at the greedy northeastern moneybags' who exploit the South for its cheap labor plantation economics. If they were really lazy moneybags they would avoid playing in high handicap competitions, because it is tough! If the Democratic party wants to tap into those moneybags, they need someone who can speak their language. One hundred days into his tenure as the high-energy, higher-decibel chairman of the party, he is in trouble with party moneybags. Patrick the moneybags of the gang with a supermodel girlfriend, is cuckolded by Serge, the class clown. Some parties regard the Asian community as walking moneybags. Still, there should be some moneybags who could do this much at least. And allow me to kindly inform you that our parents are filthy moneybags. It is his job as moneybags in chief to tell the Government more or less everything is too dear. Since when does good mean anything to you, moneybags? Hey moneybags, do you want to donate to the poor, overworked and underpaid resident foundation? They have been treated as sacrosanct, even though they are the moneybags behind the global scheme. The dotcom era is over, Simon may well find himself out of the picture as the moneybags get a real manager to run the show. Has it finally dawned on you that your reputation as an entertainer - for the crowds and therefore, for the corporate moneybags - is fast overshadowing your greatness as a batsman? You hear all sorts of rumours, but I can assure fans that we are not the moneybags of the Conference. It seems to have raised close on €1 million, which says something for the loyalty of the old moneybags that have supported the party through the years, in bad times and in worse times. Every moneybags who invests in a publication becomes a more fascinating person overnight, acquiring cachet beyond their millions. Synonyms rich person, capitalist, tycoon, magnate, nabob, millionaire, billionaire, multimillionaire, nouveau riche, person of means
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