I’m not made of money!

?? to be made of …. or �. to be made from? ???

This vase is made of glass. (the material is still glass)

This smoothie I made from natural ingredients, just fruit and vegetables.

(the ingredients cannot be recognised any longer)

We cannot afford a new apartment yet, we are not made of money.

?? First Aid Kit ??

 

to be made of money ?? to be rich

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