pony up

英 [ˈpəʊni ʌp]

美 [ˈpoʊni ʌp]

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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

• My pony is about done up.
  我的马快累死啦。
• I had a pony growing up.
  我曾经有一匹长大的马。
• They will find it harder to resist demands to do more; China, meanwhile, is free to call on rich countries to pony up more money to combat climate change.
  它们发现，要拒绝国际社会让它们做更多事情的要求变得更难了；与此同时，中国则可以毫无顾忌地呼吁富国掏出更多钱来应对气候变化。
• 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。
• This prompts a portion of them to pony up.
  这促使他们中的一部分人加钱选座。
• The problem: Too many MLS teams freeloaded by refusing to pony up their own cash for Designated Players, and their insistence on a Beckham payday in the short term smacked of desperation.
  现在问题是：太多大联盟的球队并没有（通过这项规则）自己掏钱得到想要的球员，而是想不劳而获。而他们坚持要从贝克汉姆身上捞一笔的想法很快就以绝望告终。
• Pony stopped one foot and looked up, it was only a squirrel.
  小马停住脚抬头一看，原来是只松鼠。
• Cathy called her pony, and the sound woke Linton up.
  凯茜唤了一声她的小马，声音把林顿弄醒了。
• 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。
• 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。