✍ Примеры использования со словом dutch
**Here are 10 examples of using the word «dutch» in English:**
1. We decided to split the bill evenly, so each person would pay their own «dutch».
2. The company policy is to reimburse employees for lunch expenses, but only up to a certain amount per person per month, so we have to pay the rest «dutch».
3. The party was a success, and everyone had a great time. However, since it was a casual gathering, we agreed to pay «dutch», so no one felt obligated to contribute more than they wanted to.
4. My friend and I went to a restaurant for dinner, but we didn't know each other well at the time. We agreed to split the bill, but I offered to pay for my share alone, as a gesture of goodwill. My friend insisted on paying «dutch», and we both agreed to split it evenly.
5. The conference was expensive, but the organizers offered a discount for early registration. I took advantage of it and paid less than half of the total cost, while my colleagues had to pay «dutch» for the rest.
6. My roommate and I decided to watch a movie at home, but neither of us wanted to pay for it. We agreed to pay «dutch», but ended up watching a free movie on Netflix, so we didn't have to pay anything.
7. The group of friends went to a bar for drinks, but no one wanted to pay for everyone. They decided to play a game and whoever lost had to pay «dutch».
8. My colleague and I were invited to a dinner party, but we couldn't afford to pay for ourselves. We asked the host if they could reimburse us, but they didn't want to. We ended up paying «dutch», but it was still a great experience.
9. The team decided to go out for pizza after work, but no one knew who was paying. We agreed to take turns paying, but in the end, everyone paid «dutch».
10. The couple went on a vacation, but didn't want to spend a lot of money. They decided to stay in a hostel and cook their own meals, so they wouldn't have to pay «dutch» for expensive meals.
1. We decided to split the bill evenly, so each person would pay their own «dutch».
2. The company policy is to reimburse employees for lunch expenses, but only up to a certain amount per person per month, so we have to pay the rest «dutch».
3. The party was a success, and everyone had a great time. However, since it was a casual gathering, we agreed to pay «dutch», so no one felt obligated to contribute more than they wanted to.
4. My friend and I went to a restaurant for dinner, but we didn't know each other well at the time. We agreed to split the bill, but I offered to pay for my share alone, as a gesture of goodwill. My friend insisted on paying «dutch», and we both agreed to split it evenly.
5. The conference was expensive, but the organizers offered a discount for early registration. I took advantage of it and paid less than half of the total cost, while my colleagues had to pay «dutch» for the rest.
6. My roommate and I decided to watch a movie at home, but neither of us wanted to pay for it. We agreed to pay «dutch», but ended up watching a free movie on Netflix, so we didn't have to pay anything.
7. The group of friends went to a bar for drinks, but no one wanted to pay for everyone. They decided to play a game and whoever lost had to pay «dutch».
8. My colleague and I were invited to a dinner party, but we couldn't afford to pay for ourselves. We asked the host if they could reimburse us, but they didn't want to. We ended up paying «dutch», but it was still a great experience.
9. The team decided to go out for pizza after work, but no one knew who was paying. We agreed to take turns paying, but in the end, everyone paid «dutch».
10. The couple went on a vacation, but didn't want to spend a lot of money. They decided to stay in a hostel and cook their own meals, so they wouldn't have to pay «dutch» for expensive meals.