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Meanings of cough up in English
Discharge (phlegm or sputum) from the lungs and out of the mouth.
Usage of cough up in English
1
The company must also cough up a 200 million euro break fee.
2
But it wants Canberra to cough up the rest of the cost.
3
But she might not convince him if she didn't cough up something.
4
But I'll hound you till I make you cough up that money.
5
I didn't have any major chest pain or cough up any blood.
6
I cough up blood, saving the rest of the warnings the trouble.
7
Ms Neville said she was confident Mr Yiannopoulos would cough up.
8
Besides, given budgetary restraints, Larabee would never cough up the funds for C14.
9
But if you want the best you have to cough up.
10
Maybe she could cough up a million or two, if that.
11
We might even get them to cough up the money for union dues.
12
If I can't afford it, no one's pressuring me to cough up, either.
13
They wanted me to cough up stuff for the whole crowd.
14
When I didn't cough up the dough, Hill went to Hamilton seeking recompense.
15
So, instead, they will just cough up whatever the Ligue 1 club want.
16
So the best thing you guys can do, is cough up.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for cough up
Portuguese
Spanish
Cough up through the time
Cough up across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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