settle up

英 [ˈsetl ʌp]

美 [ˈsetl ʌp]

付清（债务）; 结清（账单）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 付清(债务);结清(账单)
  When yousettle up, you pay a bill or a debt.
  1. When we approached the till to settle up, he reduced our bill by 50 per cent.
     我们去收银台付款时，他给我们的账单打了对折。

双语例句

• I'll settle up with the bartender and we can leave.
  我和服务员结帐后，我们就可走了。
• He needed ten yuan to settle up this bill.
  他需要十块钱来付清这一帐单。
• First day of autumn, I settle up for that past year, see?
  入秋那天我会和他把前一年的帐都算清，明白么？
• "But, chiu, didn't you tell the rice-shop, the coal merchant and the car-hire people that we'll settle up in full next quarter-day?"
  “老九，米店，煤店，汽车行，不是同他们说过到八月半总算么？”
• You didn't settle up with me last night.
  昨晚的账你还没算清呢。
• Nancy: This is what you say when you're leaving the hotel, and you want to settle up, or settle your account.
  这句是当你要离开酒店的时候，你打算付帐的时候所说的。
• We had an excellent meal and were surprised how little it cost to settle up afterwards.
  我们吃了顿极丰盛的饭菜，待结帐时，我们很惊奇，价钱竟如此的便宜。
• Let's settle up.
  咱们清账吧。
• We'll settle up by transferring the money to Bank of China, New York branch, which in turn will pay you here in Guangzhou.
  我们将把钱转到中国银行的纽约支行，然后再由他们在广州付款给你们。
• You pay the bill, and we can settle up later.
  你先付账，事后我们再结算。