Earn
61earn a living — earn money by working, make a living …
62earn an honest penny — earn money honestly, work for one s pay …
63earn the Olympic berth — earn a place in the Olympic games …
64earn your stripes — earn (your) stripes to do something to show that you deserve a particular rank or position and have the skills needed for it. She earned her stripes as a junior reporter before becoming education correspondent …
65earn stripes — earn (your) stripes to do something to show that you deserve a particular rank or position and have the skills needed for it. She earned her stripes as a junior reporter before becoming education correspondent …
66earn your spurs — earn/win (your) spurs to do something to show that you deserve a particular position and have the skills needed for it. He won his political spurs fighting hospital closures during his time as a local councillor in Bristol …
67earn spurs — earn/win (your) spurs to do something to show that you deserve a particular position and have the skills needed for it. He won his political spurs fighting hospital closures during his time as a local councillor in Bristol …
68earn|ings — «UR nihngz», noun (plural). money earned; wages or profits. SYNONYM(S): income …
69(earn) straight A's — (earn/get) straight ˈA s idiom (especially NAmE) (to get) the best marks/grades in all your classes • a straight A student Main entry: ↑straightidiom …
70Earn out — Eine Earn Out Klausel definiert in einem Kaufvertrag einen Anteil des Kaufpreises, der zu einem späteren Zeitpunkt erfolgsabhängig bezahlt wird.[1] Solche Klauseln finden sich vor allem in Unternehmenskaufverträgen. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1… …
