cough up
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释义

认罪；勉强说出（某事）；咳出；掏出

英英释义

cough up

• v.
  • give reluctantly

    同义词：pony upspit up

  • discharge (phlegm or sputum) from the lungs and out of the mouth

    同义词：expectoratecough outspit upspit out

双语例句

1. He would cough up the money for the tickets.
   他会出钱买票的。
2. I cough up a great deal of sputum.
   我咳嗽有很多痰。
3. He got his spunk up and told the truth.
   他鼓起勇气，说出了真相。
4. I suppose I shouldn't have coughed up the secret.
   我想我本不该说出秘密。

权威例句

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Smoking and GPs: time to cough up: successful interventions in general practice.
Cough up the money: a prescription for regulating Russian organized crime out of U.S. health care.
High-Risk Infections: Influence of Down-Regulation and Up-Regulation of Cough Using Airway Reflexes and Breathing Maneuvers
Follow-up of chronic coughers improves tuberculosis case finding: results from a community-based cohort study in southern Ethiopia
The UK government needs more than tough words to get Facebook and Twitter to cough up Russia evidence