pony up

英 [ˈpəʊni ʌp]

美 [ˈpoʊni ʌp]

网络  付清

英英释义

verb

• give reluctantly
  1. He coughed up some money for his children's tuition
  Synonym:cough upspit up

双语例句

• The nose of the pony closest to Jessica was so close behind her that every time it puffed and snorted Jessica's sky blue top would ripple up and down her back.
  后面的小马的鼻子就在杰西卡的背后，每次它的鼻气都吹得杰西卡的天蓝色上衣上下飘动。
• Those children regularly pony up for a second helping of my cheesecake.
  孩子们经常要求第二份乳酪饼。
• People can't even afford to pony up for movie tickets.
  人们甚至买不起电影票。
• Taxpayers should not be asked to pony up a penny while shareholders are being protected.
  当股东受到保护时，纳税人不应被要求再多掏一分钱。
• If you don't pony up, part or all of your holdings will be sold, locking in your losses.
  如果你不追加资金，你的部分或全部持仓就会被抛出，以锁定损失。
• It's so cruel to keep a pony chained up like that all the time.
  把一匹马驹一直那样拴住真是太残酷了。
• It is time to pony up on that bill.
  是照帐付钱的时候了。
• My pony is about done up.
  我的马快累死啦。
• A rowdy reception for the board could shake its resolve, forcing them to either take another look at the NASDAQ offer or push its new German partners to pony up some more dough.
  如果股东们纷纷出言反对，董事会的决心可能会有所动摇，迫使他们重新审视纳斯达克的出价或敦促德国伙伴抬高些价码。
• The pony scrabbled up and waited for the rider, who remounted and carried on.
  小马挣扎着站了起来等着骑车，直到他再次上马赶路。