is it usual to say: "make ends meet" in a conversation about money?
do you have another alternative?
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Yes, this is a common expression that usually talks about when there might not be enough money. A helpful way to think about it is making the available money "meet" (or be equal to) the money needed for a person's regular life (i.e. rent, food, etc.).
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Yes. For example someone may have to take on an additional job to make ends meet.
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