shell out (shell out)

Phrasal-verb Expenses

Signification

to pay money, especially when you don’t want to

dépenser de l'argent, surtout quand on ne veut pas (depenser de l'argent, surtout quand on ne veut pas)

"We had to shell out $200 for the concert tickets."

"Nous avons dû dépenser 200 $ pour les billets de concert." (Nous avons du depenser 200 dollars pour les billets de concert.)

to have very little of something left

to wear special or formal clothes for an event

to resist or oppose injustice; to defend principles

to complete something successfully despite difficulties

to end a relationship with someone; to abandon

to remain strong despite pressure or stress