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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
to foot the bill
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Those cards that are used for payment are used for road- tolls, in public transport or cashpoints or wherever you wish to foot the bill.
Those cards that are used for payment are used for road- tolls, in public transport or cashpoints or wherever you wish to foot the bill.
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To foot the bill means to pay for something, usually for someone else. Like, when you're at work and you go out with a vendor to a more expensive restaurant than you normally would because his company is footing the bill. I don't think you mean to convey that you are paying for something for someone else's benefit, do you?
- To foot the bill means to pay for something, usually for someone else.
- Like, when you're at work and you go out with a vendor to a more expensive restaurant than you normally would because his company is footing the bill.
- I don't think you mean to convey that you are paying for something for someone else's benefit, do you?
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To foot the bill means to pay for something, usually for someone else. Like, when you're at work and you go out with a vendor to a more expensive restaurant than you normally would because his company is footing the bill.
I don't think you mean to convey that you are paying for something for someone else's benefit, do you?
I don't think you mean to convey that you are paying for something for someone else's benefit, do you?
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