to shell out colloquial (figurative from sense 1). intransitive. To pay up.
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释义 | society > trade and finance > payment > pay [verb (intransitive)] > pay up or out (13) to shell out1821 to shell out colloquial (figurative from sense 1). intransitive. To pay up. dub1823 intransitive. To pay up; so to dub in, to make a contribution. stump1828 intransitive. To pay up: = 17b(b). Also with out. to stump up1836 slang. absol. or intransitive. tip1847 transitive (Rogues' Cant, and slang.) To give; to hand, pass; to let one have; to put on, present, or… With a coin or sum of money as obj. (Hence… cash1854 To pay over or up. Now chiefly U.S. to ante up1861 intransitive. To put up an ante in a card game, esp. poker. Frequently figurative: to pay out money, esp. in advance; (more generally) to provide… to fund up1888 intransitive. to fund up: to pay up, to provide funds. Obsolete. rare. pony1894 transitive. Chiefly with up. To pay (a sum of money). Also intransitive. brass1898 intransitive. To pay up. Also transitive. slang. cough1920 With up. To bring out, present, hand over; esp. to pay up (money). Also absol. slang (originally U.S.). to pay up1941 intransitive. To hand over or come up with money as payment; to settle a debt. to dig down1942 intransitive. To pay money from one's own pocket. U.S. colloquial. |
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