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better-off

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bet·ter-off (btr-ôf, -f)
adj.
Being in a better or more prosperous condition: a visit to her better-off relatives.
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better-off [ˌbɛtəʳˈɒf] adj to be better-off (gen) → stare meglio; (financially) → avere più soldi
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