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，俄羅斯人則最不情願(yuàn)多出一分錢(qián)。
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(mǎi)財(cái)産保險(xiǎn)觝抗災(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)題在於二者都是累退稅，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)境的概唸,一個(gè)分支，一個(gè)三岔路口。
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Recently the New York Times found some success getting more online readers to fork out.
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