Idiom
plough money
Meaning
To invest money in a project or endeavor, especially to help it succeed or earn more money.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“They plough money into their small business every month.”
“The company decided to plough money into new technology to stay ahead of their competitors.”
“Rather than taking profits, the founders chose to plough money back into research and development to ensure the long-term growth of the firm.”
Examples
simple
“They plough money into their small business every month.”
contextual
“The company decided to plough money into new technology to stay ahead of their competitors.”
complex
“Rather than taking profits, the founders chose to plough money back into research and development to ensure the long-term growth of the firm.”
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