| A | B |
|---|
| (to) afford | to have enough money to buy |
| bargain | something you buy for less than the usual price |
| (to) bargain | to discuss the price of something you are buying; to offer a lower price than the seller asks |
| (to) barter | to trade or exchange something for something else |
| (to) be worth | to have a particular value |
| (to) borrow | to use and return something that belongs to someone else |
| (to) cost | to have a particular price |
| (to) earn | to get money by working |
| equal | the same |
| (to) exchange | to trade; to give one thing for another |
| (to) get a good deal (on something) | to get a good price on something |
| member | a person who belongs to a group |
| necessity | something that is needed or necessary |
| network | a group of people with the same interests |
| (to) pay an arm and a leg (for something) | to spend a lot of money (on something) |
| (to) provide | to give; to supply |
| (to) represent | to be a sign for something; to be a symbol of something |
| service | something that you do for someone else |
| (to) spend | to pay money |
| (to) trade | to exchange; to give one thing for another |
| valuable | useful; important |
