Arm and a leg

[Tdol]

Click here for the definition of this idiom.

[svartnik]

Expensive

[Mad-ox]

very expensive! have a nice day!

[stary sky]

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[matilda]

i think it is very expensive

[Mad-ox]

In fact, the whole idiom would be: cost an arm and a leg

[nhudzuong]

Originally Posted by Tdol

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thank you.
This idiom is very easy to remember. I never know it.
Can you recommand any idiom which is oposite to this idiom ?

[Mad-ox]

Originally Posted by nhudzuong

thank you.
This idiom is very easy to remember. I never know it.
Can you recommand any idiom which is oposite to this idiom ?

hi,

for example: "ten a penny" or "two a penny" or " a dime a dozen" there meaning is very cheap or very common.

ex. In our town, bread is two/ten a penny. In our town, the bread is very cheap.

bye,
Mad-ox

[sana88]

hi g uys i m new here well i think its mean is expensive

[westwind]

To indicate something that is expensive/costs lots of $$$$$, one can also say:

That sports car costs me big/mega bucks.

Those shoes must have set you back quite a few dollars.

Even a small boat like that would cost a pretty penny.