bring home the bacon
US /brɪŋ hoʊm ðə ˈbeɪkən/
・UK /brɪŋ həum ðə ˈbeikən/
B2
idm.To earn money to support one's family.
He works hard every day to bring home the bacon for his family.
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- I worked my ass off to bring home the bacon for this family,
I worked my ass off to bring home the bacon for this family,
- I worked my ass off to bring home the bacon for this family,
I worked my ass off to bring home the bacon for this family,
7 Common English Proverbs: “spill the beans”, “bring home the bacon”, “too many cooks...”
- "Bring home the bacon." A lot of... a lot of food references because it's cooking.
"Bring home the bacon." A lot of... a lot of food references because it's cooking.
- But "bring home the bacon" means you work and you get money, and then you get the food.
But "bring home the bacon" means you work and you get money, and then you get the food.
111 Advanced English Idioms in Context
- We have 102: "to bring home the bacon." This is to earn a living or provide financial support for oneself or one's family.
We have 102: "to bring home the bacon." This is to earn a living or provide financial support for oneself or one's family.
- He took on multiple jobs to bring home the bacon and save up for his dream holiday.
He took on multiple jobs to bring home the bacon and save up for his dream holiday.