rake in
The phrase "rake in" often implies earning or collecting large amounts of money quickly and with ease, commonly used in informal contexts.
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Definition
B2Finance
(informal, colloquial)To earn a large amount of money quickly and easily.
Example
- The new app is raking in millions in revenue.
- After the product launch, the company started raking in profits.
B2General
(informal)To collect or gather something in large quantities.
Example
- They raked in leaves from the yard.
- Volunteers raked in donations for the charity event.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "rake in":
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