英 [ˈbɪə mʌni] 美 [ˈbɪr mʌni]
n. （攒着买酒的）零花钱；酒钱小费
Beer money is the nickname for an allowance, established in the year 1800, that was given to non-commissioned officers and soldiers in the British Army. The practice was started at the suggestion of the Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany.
... beer pump 啤酒唧筒 beer 啤酒 beer-money 酒钱 ...
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（攒着买酒的）零花钱；酒钱小费
I'll also look at an open source PHP debugger, in case you prefer to spend your money on beer, rather than code.
我还将介绍一款开源php调试器，以免您只愿把钱花在啤酒上，而不是花在代码上。
Police say Elmer then went to a nearby restaurant, ordered beer and a couple of slices of pizza and paid with some of the bank's money.
警方表示Elmer在得手后走到了附近的一家餐馆，要了啤酒和几份披萨大快朵颐后，用他刚刚抢来的钱结了帐。
You shouldn't blow all your money on beer, rent is due next week.
你不应该把钱都挥霍买酒喝，房租下星期要到期了。
De Beer notes that a large portion of USAID money goes to big for-profit companies which results in much of the money going back to the donor country through profits, consultant salaries, and procurement regulations under which materials are not necessarily purchased in Afghanistan.
Each looks at the prices of hundreds of things we commonly spend money on, including bread, cinema tickets and pints of beer - and tracks how these prices have changed over time.