You said you didn't want to spend too much.

你说你不想破费的。

So, it's going to cost me then?

因此，我就得破费了？

I bet you're quite an expensive date, you.

跟你约会一定会很破费。

You did not need to do that, Dad.

您不必这样破费的，爸爸。

It was most generous of you to send me such a beautiful gift!

你送给我这么精美的礼，太破费了！

He was glad to get away with a mere twenty pounds

他庆幸自己只破费了20英镑便得以脱身。

I'll bring the dessert and a bottle of wine and you'll tell me I shouldn't have.

我会带着甜点和一好酒，而你会告诉我不该破费。

That'll have cost him a pretty penny.

那他可要破费了。

Why would you spend that much money?

你为什么要为此破费？

I can't let you buy that for me.

我不能让你这么破费。

Is someone going to splurge on a little gift for their wife?

某人要给妻子破费买个小礼吗？

That's okay. I hope you didn't spend too much.

没关系的 希望没让你太破费。

Hey, guys, before I forget, I got you a little groomsman present. Oh, thanks, man. You didn't have to do that.

嘿几位，趁我没忘，我要送点伴郎礼，谢啦，哥们，你不用破费的。

So haley wants me to sign the divorce papers uncontested so nobody wastes money on lawyers.

Haley希望我把离婚协议签了 谁也不必破费请律师。

Your phone. It's expensive, e-mail enabled, mp3 player, you're looking for a flat-share, you wouldn't waste money on this.

你却找人合租 不会自己破费买，而个礼。

Things have mercifully moved on from the 1970s, when explicit support for dying heavy industries with powerful unions cost Britain heavily.

幸运的，从20世纪70年代起，事情已经开始好转，那时英国明确支持奄奄一息的重工业，而强大的工会联盟却让英国破费惨重。

If you prefer sitting down but still don't want to spend much, you can try a cafeteria.

如果你既想坐在餐桌边上吃, 同时又不愿多破费, 那么你可以去自助餐厅。

He was glad to get away with a mere twenty pounds and he beat a hasty retreat, clutching the preicous bottle under his arm.

他庆幸自己只破费了20英镑就得以脱身。他把那只宝贵的子夹在腋下，溜之大吉。

He was glad to get away with a mere twenty pounds and he beat a hasty retreat, clutching the precious bottle under his arm.

他庆幸自己只破费了20英镑便得以脱身。他把那宝贵的子放在腋下夹着，溜之大吉。

No, I'm here to tell you if you want me to get it done, you're going to have to open your wallet.

不 我来告诉你如果你想让我把事情搞定的话，那就要破费了。