fork out
Britishverb
Example Sentences
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The only potential glitch in his 24-hour trip was that he had to avoid forking out for a hotel, which could have added an extra £400 to his bill.
From BBC
US consumers in lower income groups have shown reluctance to fork out for non-essentials, the Federal Reserve noted last month.
From Barron's
On top of having to fork out more money for a new solicitor, the couple said they will also have to pay £800 in rent and £900 for their mortgage.
From BBC
As well as tickets to the show, many say they've had to fork out for hotels and transport, too.
From BBC
US consumers in lower income groups are becoming more sensitive to prices when making spending decisions, showing reluctance to fork out for non-essentials, the Federal Reserve said in a report on Wednesday.
From Barron's
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