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bring home the bacon (to) [exp]

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Meaning:
- to receive and earn particular amount of money needed to live.
Examples:
- All members of the poor families in the third world countries have to bring home the bacon.
- I need to work late tonight to bring home the bacon and cover this month’s bills.
- The sales team brought home the bacon with record-breaking revenue this quarter.
- With his determination, he knew he could bring home the bacon and finally give his family the life they deserved.
- The sprinter brought home the bacon by winning the gold medal in the final race.
- Our startup pitched to investors and brought home the bacon with a $1 million funding round.
- He’s been working overtime to bring home the bacon and save for their vacation.
- The chef’s culinary skills brought home the bacon, winning the restaurant a prestigious award.
- She works two jobs to bring home the bacon and provide for her kids.
- The team brought home the bacon with a championship victory.
- After his promotion, he’s been bringing home the bacon with a hefty paycheck.
- She’s the main breadwinner, bringing home the bacon while her partner focuses on raising their children.