Translations for „fork out“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

fork out VB trans, intr inf

fork out

bulić [perf wy-]

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English

This kind of fun isn't cheap -- you'll fork out $56,500-plus for the starter model.

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Music lovers hoping for a spot in the standing pit will have to fork out an eye-watering $1,599, while reserved floor tickets cost a minimum of $699.

www.independent.co.uk

The sale of concert tickets proved to be a lucrative business as fans were willing to fork out large sums to see their idols.

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Because there are parents who have forked out last year, we don't want them to have to fork out again.

www.stuff.co.nz

Negligible price difference if you can fork out $65k for a car.

www.caradvice.com.au

You too can join the hype, but without having to fork out and sit waiting.

www.tv3.ie

The constant claims of how much tax payers will have to fork out for the future health problems of today's smokers, is grossly exaggerated.

www.abc.net.au

In most cases, tenants have to fork out three months' rent to get a home, and all in the first month.

www.freemalaysiatoday.com

And swelling waistlines are taking their toll on health services, which have to fork out for super-sized equipment.

www.stuff.co.nz

Once you fork out the $300 or so for the device, the cost savings are extraordinary, particularly if you buy a lot of books.

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