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rake something in
phrasal verb with rakeverbuk /reɪk/ us /reɪk/
to earn or get a large amount of money: 轻易赚（很多钱）；赚大钱
He rakes in over $200,000 a year.他一年能挣20多万美元。
rake it inShe's really raking it in (= making a lot of money).她真赚大钱了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Earning money
assessable
bank
base pay
basic
basic income
disposable income
hand over fistidiom
in arrearsidiom
line your pocket(s)idiom
livelihood
make an honest livingidiom
performance-related
pro bono
pro rata
profit from something
prorate
pull
raise
revenue
sick pay
rake in something | American Dictionary
rake in something
phrasal verb with rake
to earn a lot of money:
These huge websites rake in $20 million in a year.
rake sth in | Business English
rake sth in
phrasal verb with rakeverbuk /reɪk/us
informal
to make a large amount of money, profit, etc.:
The movies have raked in more than $100 million worldwide.
Campaigners in Britain have called for tax reforms to make it harder for private equity investors to rake it in.
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