fork over
英 [fɔːk ˈəʊvə(r)]
美 [fɔːrk ˈoʊvər]
付出；支付
英英释义
verb
- to surrender someone or something to another
- the guard delivered the criminal to the police
- render up the prisoners
- render the town to the enemy
- fork over the money
双语例句
- Puncture the crust with a fork, and pour the wine over it.
用叉子刺穿硬壳，将白葡萄酒倒到奶酪上。 - I must be sure to fork over the whole garden before the winter.
入冬前，我一定要把整个花园耙一遍。 - We are going to have to fork over that extra couple bucks for that "made in America" sticker.
我们得为了“美国制”的标签多付几个美元。 - The lesson to date is that America, faced with nuclear blackmail, will bow down, dignify and fortify tyrants, fork over loot, and celebrate the process as a victory for diplomacy.
的教训，迄今为止，美国，面对核讹诈，将弓下来，半岛台和坚定的暴君，交岔路口超过哄抢，和庆祝的过程中作为一个外交胜利。 - The sky-high costs stem from a combination of cultural traditions that mandate expensive pre-wedding gifts between families, such as mink coats and diamond rings, along with a decades-old custom that the groom must fork over money to provide a home.
高昂的结婚花费一方面是由于按韩国文化传统，家庭之间要赠送像貂皮大衣和钻石戒指这样贵重的婚前礼物，另一方面是因为延续数十年的习俗要求新郎出钱买房。 - He was angry at having to fork over so much money for such simple repairs.
他很生气，这么简单地修理一下就要花那么多钱。 - He prodded a fork into the kidney and slapped it over: then fitted the teapot on the tray.
他把叉子戳进腰子啪的一声将它翻了个个儿。然后把茶壶摆在托盘上。 - Somehow, though, the revaluation rate priced into the renminbi forwards was always greater than the result at the end of the contract; the renminbi bulls always had to fork over the difference when their contracts came due.
不过，人民币远期合约体现出的升值幅度，总是高于合约到期时的实际结果；看涨人民币的人士总是不得不在合约到期时补足差价。 - Every year I have to fork over more taxes to the government.
每年我必须向政府交纳的税款一年比一年多。 - I shall have to fork over the soil in the front garden.
我得给前面的花园翻土。