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afford
US /əˈfɔrd, əˈford/
・UK /ə'fɔ:d/
A2TOEIC
v.t.Transitive VerbTo make available, to provide
He can afford to be generous with his time as he has no job right now
v.t.Transitive VerbTo have enough money to pay for something
I can't afford a brand-new car because I don't have a job
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- of the highest of the four Athenian social classes, those who could afford to maintain
of the highest of the four Athenian social classes, those who could afford to maintain
The First Presidential Debate: Hillary Clinton And Donald Trump (Full Debate) | NBC News
- AFFORD TO HAVE ANOTHER
AFFORD TO HAVE ANOTHER
Why can’t prices just stay the same?
- You'll still be able to afford the same goods if your wages keep pace with inflation.
You'll still be able to afford the same goods if your wages keep pace with inflation.
- you'll still be able to afford the same goods
you'll still be able to afford the same goods
The rise of realistic fake designer bags
- And that's an extraordinary price to ask out of people who are feeling squeezed, who are feeling impacts of a recession and might not have high enough salaries to even afford their their average daily life but would like a luxury.
And that's an extraordinary price to ask out of people who are feeling squeezed, who are feeling impacts of a recession and might not have high enough salaries to even afford their their average daily life but would like a luxury.
The global food crisis, explained
- With those imports gone, Tunisia has struggled to find other suppliers it can afford
With those imports gone, Tunisia has struggled to find other suppliers it can afford
- A rise in prices means millions won’t be able to afford to eat
A rise in prices means millions won’t be able to afford to eat
How Rich People Hide Their Money
- Whether it's training racehorses, owning a sports team, developing luxury real estate, or buying a social media platform, the ultra-wealthy can afford to start or buy businesses that they don't actually expect to live off of.
Whether it's training racehorses, owning a sports team, developing luxury real estate, or buying a social media platform, the ultra-wealthy can afford to start or buy businesses that they don't actually expect to live off of.
- The ultra wealthy can afford to start
The ultra wealthy can afford to start
10 cheap purchases that improved my life
- Now I'm using the Pukka pad project version which has the same quality of paper but it's got these like dividers because now I've got more money I can afford like slightly better stationary.
Now I'm using the Pukka pad project version which has the same quality of paper but it's got these like dividers because now I've got more money I can afford like slightly better stationary.
- I've got more money I can afford
I've got more money I can afford
How to fight climate change with parking lots
- This isn't a one size fits all solution, but in good locations where companies can afford the upfront cost of installation.
This isn't a one size fits all solution, but in good locations where companies can afford the upfront cost of installation.
- but in good locations where companies can afford the upfront cost of installation.
but in good locations where companies can afford the upfront cost of installation.
Is Having No Friends REALLY That Bad?
- because they experience pollution and violence, are unable to afford healthy foods and college, and have less of an opportunity for exercise.
because they experience pollution and violence, are unable to afford healthy foods and college, and have less of an opportunity for exercise.
- are unable to afford healthy foods and college, and have less of an opportunity for exercise.
are unable to afford healthy foods and college, and have less of an opportunity for exercise.
How China’s ‘Firewater’ Became the World’s Most Valuable Liquor Brand | WSJ The Economics Of
- Moutai's consumer base has long been dominated by older and wealthier Chinese, who appreciate the brand's historical significance and could afford to serve bottles during formal dinners.
Moutai's consumer base has long been dominated by older and wealthier Chinese, who appreciate the brand's historical significance and could afford to serve bottles during formal dinners.
- and could afford to serve bottles during formal dinners.
and could afford to serve bottles during formal dinners.