break the bank
The phrase "break the bank" typically refers to the act of depleting all of one's available financial resources or exceeding the allotted budget. It suggests going beyond one's financial means or spending excessively, often leading to financial ruin or bankruptcy. It can be used metaphorically to describe any situation where an individual or organization exhausts their resources or exceeds expectations.
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