maksaa maltaita

FINCE → TR

Tanım

•to cost an arm and a leg, to cost the earth (to be a huge expense)

Diğer Dillerde

Almancaein Germogens kosten, Kopf und Kragen kosten, tief in die Tasche greifen /tiːf ɪn diː ˈtaʃə ˈɡʁaɪ̯fn̩/

to pay through the nose

köken: Literally, “to dig deep in one's pocket”.

Ich musste tief in die Tasche greifen, um mir das neue Auto leisten zu können.

Fransızcaacheter à prix d'or, coûter bonbon , coûter la peau des fesses , coûter la peau du cul , coûter la peau du dos , coûter un bras /ku.te bɔ̃.bɔ̃/

to be expensive, to cost an arm and a leg

köken: Literally, “to cost candy”.

İspanyolcaojo de la cara, riñón (eril) /riˈɲon/

kidney · kidney ore, hematite · an arm and a leg

çekim: çoğul riñones

köken: Inherited from Vulgar Latin *rēniōnem, from Latin rēn (“kidney”). Cognate with Italian rognone and French rognon. Compare the more archaic word rene.

aile: arriñonado

Esto cuesta un riñón

İtalyancacostare un occhio della testa, occhio della testa

alternative form of costare un occhio

çekim: geçmiş costàto un occhio della testa · ortaç costàto un occhio della testa

köken: Literally, “to cost an eye of the head”. Compare French coûter les yeux de la tête.

Rusçaвлете́ть в копе́ечку, кру́гленькая су́мма, сто́ить це́лое состоя́ние, уда́рить по карма́ну

Felemenkçeblauw betalen, een rib uit het lijf

to pay through the nose

Portekizceolho da cara, pagar os olhos da cara

İsveççekosta skjortan , skjortan

cost an arm and a leg, be very expensive; to cost as much, or more, than one can really manage to pay

Lehçeprzepłacać , przepłacić, zawrotna suma /pʂɛˈpwa.t͡sat͡ɕ/

to overpay (pay too much) · to bribe (someone)

çekim: geçmiş przepłacano · şimdiki przepłaca

eş: przekupywać

köken: Etymology tree Polish przepłacić Polish -ać Polish przepłacać From przepłacić + -ać.

Ukraynacaкоштувати цілий статок, кругленька сума

Macarcaa gatyája is rámegy, borsos ár, borsos árat fizet, egy vagyonba kerül /ˈborʃoʃ ˌaːr/

an arm and a leg, fortune, king's ransom, pretty penny (a very high price for an item or service)

çekim: çoğul borsos árak

köken: borsos (“exorbitant”) + ár (“price”)

Dancadet hvide ud af øjnene

Norveççedet hvite ut av øynene

Vietnamcagiá cắt cổ, giá trên trời

Letoncamaksāt baltu naudu, maksāt traku naudu

Katalancacolló de mico

İzlandacablæða, greiða okurverð, punga út /ˈplaiːða/

to cause to bleed [with dative ‘someone’] (idiomatically translated as "bleed" with the dative object as the subject) · to pay, to pay through the nose

çekim: geçmiş blæddi

köken: From Old Norse blœða, from Proto-Germanic *blōdijaną.

aile: blæða á einhvern, blæða út, mér blæðir, blæðari, blæðing

Henni blæddi út.

Mér blæðir.

Hann mátti blæða.

Lüksemburgcad'Aen aus dem Kapp kaschten.

cmn天價 /天价, 昂貴 /昂贵, 花一大筆錢 /花一大笔钱, 被敲竹槓 /被敲竹杠

Etimoloji

Literally "to cost malt(s)". Malted grains could once upon a time be used to pay taxes.