Definition of money machine in English:

money machine

noun ˈmʌnɪ məˌʃiːn

1The prevailing financial system; financial institutions collectively.
2A person who or thing which makes a lot of money or has no purpose other than making money; a lucrative business, product, etc.
3A machine which converts, takes, or dispenses money; specifically an automatic teller machine, a cash dispenser.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Hamilton (bap. 1739, d. 1802), physician and obstetrician. From money + machine.

Definition of money machine in US English:

money machine

nounˈmʌnɪ məˌʃiːn

1The prevailing financial system; financial institutions collectively.
2A person who or thing which makes a lot of money or has no purpose other than making money; a lucrative business, product, etc.
3A machine which converts, takes, or dispenses money; specifically an automatic teller machine, a cash dispenser.

Origin

Early 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Hamilton (bap. 1739, d. 1802), physician and obstetrician. From money + machine.

单词	money machine
释义	Definition of money machine in English: money machine noun ˈmʌnɪ məˌʃiːn 1The prevailing financial system; financial institutions collectively. 2A person who or thing which makes a lot of money or has no purpose other than making money; a lucrative business, product, etc. 3A machine which converts, takes, or dispenses money; specifically an automatic teller machine, a cash dispenser. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Hamilton (bap. 1739, d. 1802), physician and obstetrician. From money + machine. Definition of money machine in US English: money machine nounˈmʌnɪ məˌʃiːn 1The prevailing financial system; financial institutions collectively. 2A person who or thing which makes a lot of money or has no purpose other than making money; a lucrative business, product, etc. 3A machine which converts, takes, or dispenses money; specifically an automatic teller machine, a cash dispenser. Origin Early 19th century; earliest use found in Alexander Hamilton (bap. 1739, d. 1802), physician and obstetrician. From money + machine.
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