What does it mean when people say put our two cents in?
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it means to say our opinion
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AND YOU WANT US TO PUT UP THE MONEY, RIGHT????
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Nefarious\n\n\nOOPS! I just heard a penny drop. ;)
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lmao\nmy cuz got me with this one...nickel and a quarter
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I've heard it used to refer to someone sitting and allowing something to "sink in."  For example, if I'd just given someone some news that they didn't want to hear, I'd let them have some time to sit and marinate for awhile before pursuing the issue.
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The phrase is "preaching to the choir." It means that the person you are talking to already agrees with you, so you don't have to convince them of your viewpoint. They are "in the choir" and already agree with the "preacher."
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You have recieved a deposit. Money has been put into your account. (checking/savings)
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It's just another word for sale.  If it says "$200 in instant savings" means that the product is on sale for $200 off right now.  \n\nIt is the opposite of "mail-in rebates" that take a lot of time.
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It means like money, like a cash register goes ka'ching when it opens. so it means like getting money.
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put some money in the bank
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That's an old saying. It is referring to taking your money with you after you die.
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It is an idiom intended to mean "be careful, pay attention to detail"  it has morphed, in recent times, to mean many other things including "be polite".\n\nThere are several theories about it's origin, but the one I believe makes the most sense is - mind your Pints and Quarts.  Meaning to keep track of what you order in a pup so you are not over charged.
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disbursement\n\nas in you are disbursing cash for something to be purchased
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It's probably to signify that it's an amount of money. You put it in the beginning so the person is prepared.\n\nLike in Spanish, the question mark is before and after the sentence, you're prepared to read it as a question.
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It means "increasing or growing in numbers in a short time that it becomes significant". The second part of the sentence "who in this increasingly integrated world will be able to compete with American kids more direcly than ever for high-value-added jobs" gives the clue.
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Three words MONEY   MONEY   MONEY
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It came from England, bobby.  When women first started getting jobs on sailing ships, the sailors needed a polite way to say "I have to urinate". Since the bathroom cost two cents ( two pennies, or 2P), in those days sailors politely informed each other "I have 2P".