fork out

基本解釋

China is the keenest on spending more while Russians were most unwilling to fork out any extra.
中國(guó)在支付更多資金上報(bào)以最大熱情，俄羅斯人則最不情愿多出一分錢。
This newspaper reckons that the world should fork out, rather as householders spend similar proportions of their income on insuring their homes against disaster.
本刊統(tǒng)計(jì)，全球應(yīng)該支出如同那些私房房主購(gòu)買財(cái)產(chǎn)保險(xiǎn)抵抗災(zāi)難相似的花費(fèi)。
The snag with both, however, is that they are regressive, meaning that poorer households would fork out proportionately more of their income paying them than richer ones.
然而，問(wèn)題在于二者都是累退稅，即按比例來(lái)說(shuō)，窮人可能付出比富人更多的工資來(lái)支付這些稅。

So it turns out in C, you can absolutely represent the idea of a condition, a branch, a fork in the road.
結(jié)果在C語(yǔ)言中，你們完全可以表示出環(huán)境的概念,一個(gè)分支，一個(gè)三岔路口。
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But the chances of a non-executive director having to fork out for corporate wrongdoing are tiny.
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Recently the New York Times found some success getting more online readers to fork out.
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