- So lets say you go to a restaurant and have to pay $100 for your meal with 2 person's , you can choose to go dutch and both have to pay $50.
- The Dutch do not use “going Dutch” as an expression, by the way – so you will not hear a Dutch person say: “Laten we Nederlands gaan!”
- The expression "go Dutch" means to split the cost of something equally among those involved, or to pay for one's own expenses in a social situation.
- These examples are programmatically compiled from various online sources to illustrate current usage of the word 'go Dutch.'
- "Go Dutch," İngilizce bir ifadedir ve bir grup insanın bir aktivite sırasında veya yemeğe giderken masrafı eşit olarak paylaşmalarını ifade eder.
- Go Dutch! is designed to take the anxiety out of language learning and to give the student a workable command of spoken and written Dutch in a school year.
- To go Dutch, also known as a Dutch treat or a Dutch date, implies an informal agreement for each person to pay for his or her own expenses during a planned date...
- "I heard your parents are getting a divorce, maybe they should go Dutch on the alimony
- "I hope you and your girlfriend go Dutch on your STD test."
- "If we're going to rob this bank, let's make sure we go Dutch on the getaway car."
- Find 124 different ways to say GO DUTCH, along with antonyms, related words, and example sentences at Thesaurus.com.
- Eventually he picks it up, looks at it, and suggests they go dutch and split the bill. Ella agrees to go dutch, but clearly isn’t very happy about it.