Golden goose In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "golden goose", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

author Yourpig Huyen calendar 2021-08-15 01:08

Meaning of Golden goose

Golden goose singular noun

Used to imply the potential or a good source of finance that benefits you. 

Online business has been considered a golden goose for stores during this covid 19 pandemic. They can still earn a steady income.

This video game project has proved to be a golden goose for the company, providing a steady source of revenue.

Other phrases about:

to pinch pennies

save as much money as possible

a golden key can open any door
Anything can be accomplished with sufficient money (or the promise of it)
put the bite on (one)

Used to say that someone attempts to get money from you.

a light purse makes a heavy heart

Feeling worried about finance.

Every Cloud Has a Silver Lining

There can be good aspects that exist in a bad situation.

Origin of Golden goose

The phrase derives from a folk tale about a farmer who killed the goose to get all the eggs inside, but he had nothing. 

The Origin Cited: idioms.thefreedictionary.com .
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