go Dutch

意味

to share the cost, with each person paying for their own part

各自が自分の分を払う.

例文

1. 1We went Dutch at lunch, each paying for our own meal.
2. 2I prefer to go Dutch rather than let a friend pay for me.
3. 3Shall we go Dutch, so neither of us has to pay for both meals?
4. 4They went Dutch after dinner, asking the waiter for separate bills.
5. 5Nobody was treating anyone: we were going Dutch and paying only for what we ordered.

文法

形が変わるのは go だけで、go、went、gone と変化する。Dutch は大文字で始め、冠詞はつけない。

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