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to fork out
[phrase form: fork]
01
débourser, payer à contrecœur
to reluctantly pay a significant amount of money
02
débourser, fournir
to provide something, such as information or an item, often unwillingly as a response to a request or demand
fork out
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Exemple
She had to fork out a considerable amount for her child's tuition fees.
The travelers had to fork out for the unforeseen expenses during their trip.
I had to fork out a substantial sum for the car repairs, and it was a financial hit.
The unexpected medical bills forced him to fork out a large portion of his savings.
She refused to fork out the details of the secret project.
