dip into sth
(MONEY) — phrasal verb with dip /dɪp/ verb (-pp-)Definition
› to spend part of a supply of money that you have been keeping or saving: I've had to dip into my savings to pay for the repairs.Withdrawing money
(Definition of dip into sth (MONEY) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- ATM noun
- automated teller machine noun
- cash dispenser noun
- cash machine noun
- cashback noun (MONEY)
- cashpoint noun
- clear verb (CHEQUE)
- clearance noun (CHEQUE)
- debit noun
- debit verb
- draw verb (MONEY)
- hole in the wall noun (MONEY)
- lay sth out phrasal verb (SPEND MONEY)
- overdrawn adjective
- withdraw verb (REMOVE)
- withdrawal noun (TAKING OUT)
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