fork up
英 [fɔːk ʌp]
美 [fɔːrk ʌp]
付出；支付
英英释义
verb
- to surrender someone or something to another
- the guard delivered the criminal to the police
- render up the prisoners
- render the town to the enemy
- fork over the money
双语例句
- You don't ask people to fork out every time they drive up the motorways
不能要求人们每次开车上高速公路都要交费。 - If a cracker or bread is served with the salad, one may use a small piece in the left hand to help the fork take up the salad.
如果上色拉时同时上面包或饼干的话，你可以用左手拿一小块饼干或面包去帮着把色拉推上叉子。 - A salad is eaten with a fork only, held in the right hand with points turned up.
色拉只准用叉子吃。吃色拉时，右手拿叉，叉尖朝上。 - People who fork out for the gym fortnightly rather than annually will turn up for workouts more often, according to new Australian research.
澳大利亚一项最新研究表明，与一次性付清年费的健身者相比，每两周预付一次健身费的人更经常去健身房锻鍊。 - Fork up the meringue into peaks.
用叉将调合蛋白堆成尖峰状。 - While cutting meat, the correct way is to cut a piece and then switch your fork to your right hand to pick it up.
切肉的时候正确的方法是切下一片肉，然后将叉子交到右手叉肉吃。 - He would plunge it into the pan or kettle or caldron or pot, and the priest would take for himself whatever the fork brought up.
将叉子往罐里，或鼎里，或釜里，或锅里一插，插上来的肉，祭司都取了去。 - Now with the fork in your right hand, you take the food to your mouth with the fork tines up.
等等，切完了把刀盘子上，刀刃儿冲里，然后再把叉子从左手换到右手上。 - On the table, guests would find bread, and often a knife, a spoon, and a napkin, but not a fork: fingers or pieces of bread were used to pick up food not eaten with a spoon.
在餐桌上，客人可以发现面包，常常还有一把刀、一个勺子和纸巾，但是没有叉子； - A person or group of people that travel from one unclaimed seat to another ( normally at sporting events) because their cheap asses couldn't fork up the money for better seats.
一个人或者一群人从没人坐的位子换到其他位子上去（常在体育赛事里看到），因为他们买票的位置不是高价票的位置。