VERB
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to surrender someone or something to another
render the town to the enemy
render up the prisoners
the guard delivered the criminal to the police
fork over the money
How To Use fork out In A Sentence
- They had to fork out $ 100 to get the lorry repaired!
- Ramping up the subsidies is a relatively cheap way for the French to go as it usually falls to the UK, as a net contributor to the EU, to have to fork out to keep French politicians in office. The French Protection
- Before you fork out all your cash for a stonking place in the country, try renting a big house first to see if you actually like it
- No need to fork out for brands that make a song and dance about it. Times, Sunday Times
- I had to fork out for a cab home.
- He carried his beer over to the stove and pushed her lightly away, after taking the fork out of her hand.
- Meanwhile farmers have no option but to fork out the ever-increasing premiums that insurers are demanding.
- The transport chief said the cost of the damage was still unknown but, in any event, ECS would have to fork out £400 on its insurance excess.
- People who come from overseas for the match without a ticket are always prepared to fork out well above the going rate.
- Fork out the dead plants and put in the new ones.
