splash out
Intermediate (B1)informal
To spend a lot of money on something special, usually because you want to treat yourself
"We decided to splash out on a five-star hotel for our anniversary."
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mmmEnglish · 1:18
To splash out, to try something on, to set someone back,
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Know That, speaking of wealth, Bob, is to splash out a commonly used expression
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mmmEnglish · 1:40
And since it's a special occasion, I thought I'd splash out a bit.
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mmmEnglish · 3:35
And since it's a special occasion, I thought I'd splash out a bit.
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mmmEnglish · 6:40
and since it's a special occasion, I thought I'd splash out a bit.