spring for something

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspring for something phrasal verb American English informalto pay for something I’ll spring for the beer tonight. → spring→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusspring for • Only time would do that and time moved slowly at the Greenham camp that spring for Folly.• Maps of the waterway show the locations of the many camps, the Rangers Stations and the springs for getting fresh water.• The report would then be submitted in spring for inclusion on a list of capital projects.• Brokers hope that corporations will spring for the big bucks necessary to secure one of these behemoths.• But what if they were obliged to seek that elusive spring for the good of those they'd orphaned and anguished?• On her fifteenth birthday, Neraidokoretso went to the spring for the last time.• It had been a good spring for the President, but trouble lay ahead.• So Malcolm sprang for the script.

单词	spring for something
释义	spring for something From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishspring for something phrasal verb American English informalto pay for something I’ll spring for the beer tonight. → spring→ See Verb tableExamples from the Corpusspring for • Only time would do that and time moved slowly at the Greenham camp that spring for Folly.• Maps of the waterway show the locations of the many camps, the Rangers Stations and the springs for getting fresh water.• The report would then be submitted in spring for inclusion on a list of capital projects.• Brokers hope that corporations will spring for the big bucks necessary to secure one of these behemoths.• But what if they were obliged to seek that elusive spring for the good of those they'd orphaned and anguished?• On her fifteenth birthday, Neraidokoretso went to the spring for the last time.• It had been a good spring for the President, but trouble lay ahead.• So Malcolm sprang for the script.
随便看	in recognition of something in record time in reduced circumstances in reference to in regard to in rehab in rehearsal in relation to in relation to something in relative terms in relays in relief in relief in rem in remarks in remembrance of in remembrance of something in remission in repertoire in reply in reply (to something) in reply to in repose in reprisal in reprisal (for something)