go to the expense of
英 [ɡəu tu: ðə iksˈpens ɔv] 美 [ɡo tu ði ɪkˈspɛns ʌv]

释义

在某事上花钱；

双语例句

1. She went to the expense of having her hair redone.
   她花钱请人重做了头发。
2. I get it next to nothing in a jumble sale.
   这是我在旧货拍卖场简直没花钱买到的。
3. It takes a lot of work to dig a deep well.
   挖一口深井很费事。
4. You need not trouble to answer this letter.
   你不用费事回信了。

权威例句

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