put your money where your mouth is
US /pʊt jʊər ˈmʌn.i wɛr jʊər maʊθ ɪz/
UK /pʊt jʊər ˈmʌn.i wɛr jʊər maʊθ ɪz/
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用行動證明, 言行一致
to prove your claims or intentions by actions, especially by spending money
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If you really believe in that startup, then put your money where your mouth is and invest in it.
如果你真的相信那家初創公司，那就用行動證明，投資它。
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He always talks about helping the poor, but he never actually puts his money where his mouth is.
他總是談論幫助窮人，但他從未真正用行動證明。