pay your way

pay (one's) way

To pay for oneself or another person; to contribute one's or someone else's portion of the cost (of something). I appreciate the offer, but I can pay my way! His parents paid his way all through college, so it's no wonder he has no concept of working to earn his own keep.

pay your way

meet all your expenses out of your own pocket.

pay your/its (own) ˈway

(of a person, group, etc.) have or make enough money to support yourself/itself: I had to work in a cafe in order to pay my way through college. Each part of the business must be able to pay its own way.

词组	pay your way
释义	pay your way pay (one's) way To pay for oneself or another person; to contribute one's or someone else's portion of the cost (of something). I appreciate the offer, but I can pay my way! His parents paid his way all through college, so it's no wonder he has no concept of working to earn his own keep. See also: pay, way Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. pay your way meet all your expenses out of your own pocket. See also: pay, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary pay your/its (own) ˈway (of a person, group, etc.) have or make enough money to support yourself/itself: I had to work in a cafe in order to pay my way through college. Each part of the business must be able to pay its own way. See also: pay, way Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: pay one's way pay (one's) way pay way pay out of pocket pay (for something) out of pocket pay the freight pay-for-play put (one) to great expense pay the penalty for (something) pay by References in periodicals archive Having entered the chart at No.10 last week, Pay Your Way's 2m handicap hurdle win at Uttoxeter now sits at the No.1 spot thanks to two more subsequent winners at 50-1 and 5-1. Tara Mist can cash in on a good mark
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