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and hang the cost/expense Related vocabulary: spare no effort to do somethingif you say that you will do or have something and hang the cost, you mean that you will spend whatever is necessary. I thought for once in our lives let's treat ourselves really well and hang the cost. no expense is spared if no expense is spared in arranging something, a lot of money is spent to make it extremely good. No expense was spared in making the guests feel comfortable. See also: spare no expense spared no expense is spared - if no expense is spared in arranging something, a lot of money is spent to make it extremely good. It was only the best for his daughter's wedding, no expense spared. See also: spare at your expense 1. causing embarrassment. They had a joke at her expense. 2. with you paying for something. I can have the ROM on my computer expanded at my expense. at the expense of something with the loss of something. Time is spent preparing students for state tests at the expense of other, important instruction. spare no expense to not consider the cost of something. The team spared no expense in hiring players last year. See also: spare |
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For a new project, the replacement reserve is funded by directly expensing approximately $225 to $250 per unit per year. US employers hold wide-ranging views on the appropriateness of expensing stock options, but the vast majority (87%) believe that option expensing will be mandated in the US within five years. |
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