costs an arm and a leg
US /kɔsts ən ˈɑrm ænd ə ˈlɛg/
・UK /kɒsts ən ˈɑ:m ænd ə ˈleg/
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idm.To be extremely expensive.
That luxury car costs an arm and a leg.
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How to Compare Prices in English | "Cheap" and "Expensive"
- No one's going to pay that much." Or you can also say, "It costs an arm and a leg," meaning it's so expensive you have to chop off your body parts and give it to them.
No one's going to pay that much." Or you can also say, "It costs an arm and a leg," meaning it's so expensive you have to chop off your body parts and give it to them.
- Or you can also say it costs an arm and a leg
Or you can also say it costs an arm and a leg
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- we can also say it costs an arm and a leg, right?
we can also say it costs an arm and a leg, right?
- But we can also say it costs an arm and a leg.
But we can also say it costs an arm and a leg.
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- But it costs an arm and a leg.
But it costs an arm and a leg.
- Like, it costs an arm and a leg.
Like, it costs an arm and a leg.
Why Wedding Dresses Are So Expensive | So Expensive
- Of course not every wedding dress on the market costs an arm and a leg.
Of course not every wedding dress on the market costs an arm and a leg.
- Of course, not every wedding dress on the market costs an arm and a leg.
Of course, not every wedding dress on the market costs an arm and a leg.