Fernando Henrique
What is the meaning of "I'm on a budget"? I have been studying for Toeic Test and I read the following phrase: My computer just crashed. I am looking for laptop, but I am on a budget. It means that the person doesn't have money enough to buy a laptop or he is saving money and doesn't want to buy a computer too expensive.
May 4, 2018 12:32 AM
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If I am "on a budget," it means that I am trying to save money and buy something cheaper than usual. "I am looking for a laptop, but I am on a budget" or "I am looking for a budget laptop" means that you are prioritizing a cheaper laptop. Search online for "budget laptop" and you can see some articles that give good context.
May 4, 2018
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I have a limited budget. I don't have extra money to spend.

I was on a budget so I rented the smallest room possible.

May 4, 2018
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