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Ample=Abundant

Batch: group of thing (ex: a batch of cupcake)

Bulk: large of size

Considerable: significant

Diminish: to reduce or be reduced (be less important)

Equidistant: having a same distant

Extent: an amount length or area

Finite: having an end

Force: in large numbers

Imbalance: an eco (not balance)

Immense: extremely large in size or decreased

Magnitude: large size or important

Major=important

Meagre: not enough or small

Minute: extremely smoll

Proportion=part

Quantify=measure

Ratio: a comparison of number

Ration: a limited amount if something

Minor: not important

Benefit: advantage/ the money given by the government

Compensation=damages: if you break smt you break for that

Deduct: you money been taken automatically

Withdraw: take money from your bank account

Deposit: put money in your bank account

Finance: the management of the money

Interest: money that you earn from keep your money in the bank account

Investment: to put money in something to make profit

Profit: money

Lump sump: a one large amount payment

Mortgage: an agreement that allows you to borrow money

Pension: the money that being pay for the old or ill people by the government

Add up to: to result in something

Break down: divide something in small part

Build up: to become larger or stronger

Buy off: pay someone so that they don’t annoy you

Buy something up: buy something that is in large amount of all that is available

Carry something over=delay

Clock sth up: to get more and more of something

Club together: share the cost of something

Drum up: to try to get support for something

Mount up: gradually increase number or amount

Pay out: to spend money on something

Size up: to think carefully

Weigh down: to make it difficult for someone or something