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the streets are paved with gold
idiom literary
said about a place where it is easy to get rich, or where people imagine that it is: （某个地方）遍地是黄金
Immigrant families soon discovered that the streets of New York were not paved with gold.移民家庭很快就发现纽约并非遍地黄金。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Pleasant and make-believe places
atmospherically
fairyland
far from the madding crowdidiom
hotspot
lotus land
madding
meatspace
never-never land
oasis
paradise
street
suntrap
treasure trove
wonderland
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