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moneywise

/ˈməniwaɪz/ adv

In terms of money; monetarily; financially.

Word Origin Money comes from Latin 'moneta' (mint, money), named after the temple of Juno Moneta where coins were struck — and Moneta means 'warner' (from 'monere' to warn). So money is literally connected to warning! The '-wise' part is from Old English 'wīse' (way, manner), from PIE '*weid-' (to see), so moneywise is seeing things from a money perspective. Monitor, admonish, and monument share that warning root.

adv In terms of money; monetarily; financially.

The project was successful moneywise, but failed to achieve its social goals.

(副词) 财务上

这个项目在财务方面是成功的，但未能实现其社会目标。

(adverbio) En términos de dinero; monetariamente; financieramente.

El proyecto fue exitoso financieramente, pero no logró alcanzar sus objetivos sociales.

(adverbe) financièrement; monétairement; sur le plan financier; pécuniairement; du point de vue financier [Sur le plan financier; du point de vue de l'argent.]

Le projet était réussi moneywise, mais n'a pas atteint ses objectifs sociaux.

(Adverb) finanziell; geldlich; in finanzieller Hinsicht [In finanzieller Hinsicht; was Geld oder wirtschaftliche Aspekte betrifft.]

Das Projekt war **moneywise** erfolgreich, erreichte aber seine sozialen Ziele nicht.

(副詞) 金钱面で、経済的に、財政的に。

そのプロジェクトは金钱的には成功したが、社会的な目標の達成には失敗した。

(advérbio) financeiramente; monetariamente; em termos de dinheiro [Em termos de dinheiro; monetariamente; financeiramente.]

O projeto foi bem-sucedido financeiramente, mas falhou em atingir seus objetivos sociais.

Synonyms: monetarily financially fiscally economically pecuniarily capital-wise budget-wise cash-wise
Word parts: money + wise

Related words

moneyed moneyless monetary monetize wisely wisdom

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