Idiom: bang for the buck
Definition
Idiom: bang for the buck
- good value for the money spent
- a lot of value for little money
(Note: in English the word "buck" is slang for a dollar).
Example sentences
— I recommend you buy this television because it has the best bang for the buck.
— Which of these brands will give me the best bang for the buck?
— Getting your cable TV, internet and mobile phone services together from one company offers the best bang for the buck.
— Excuse me, which of these laptops would offer me the best bang for the buck?
— I'm really not interested in a lot of features. I just want a reliable car that will get me a good bang for the buck.
— I guarantee this mattress will give you a great bang for the buck. If you don't believe me, read these unbiased customer reviews on amazon.com.
— I'm so glad we traveled to Turkey. It was a really interesting country and because the Turkish lira was so weak, this destination offered us a terrific bang for the buck.
— My husband always looks for the best bang for the buck so I hate shopping with him. I don't like spending the whole day shopping. If I see something l like I just buy it.
— If you can't afford to buy an iPhone, I'd recommend this Samsung. This model will give you the best bang for the buck.
Synonyms
- good value for money
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