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

• I had a pony growing up.
  我曾经有一匹长大的马。
• The European Banking Authority will release results on the latest bank stress tests, which will show how much money overextended governments will have to pony up to support their vulnerable lenders.
  欧洲银行业管理局（TheEuropeanBankingAuthority）即将公布最近的银行抗压测试结果。该结果将显示已经不堪重负的欧洲各国政府还需要拿出多少钱才能维持那些摇摇欲坠的贷款国。
• 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。
• 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。
• Urge a pony into a canter, up a slope
  驱策小马慢跑、上斜坡
• 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。
• The IMF is not prepared to pony up the second half of the$ 4 billion
  国际货币基金组织不准备支付后一半40亿美元的款项。
• People today would rather subscribe to services than pony up the cash to own products.
  如今，人们宁愿订阅服务，也不愿意支付现金来购买产品。
• 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。
• My pony is about done up.
  我的马快累死啦。