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give someone a run for their money
CEFR B1to compete nearly as well as a much stronger opponent, forcing them to work hard for victory
Neutral
go to seed
CEFR B2to become neglected, untidy, or generally worse in condition
Neutral
money talks
CEFR B2financial power can strongly influence what people decide or do
Neutral
put your money where your mouth is
CEFR B2to back up your words with action, especially money
Informal
burn rate
CEFR B2the speed at which a company spends its cash reserves, usually measured per month
Neutral
runway
CEFR B2the amount of time a company can keep operating before its money runs out
Neutral
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