各自付帐；AA制

going out───外出；交往

going with───v.伴随；与…相配；和交朋友

boxing match───n.拳赛

going out of───从…出来，离开

doing out───打扫；收拾

doing with───利用，处理；需要；忍受；与……相处

go Dutch───各自付账

This common practice of sharing the cost is called "going Dutch" or "splitting the bill."───这种共同承担费用的习俗被叫做“各付各的账”或者“均摊费用”。

it's a lady's treat or 'going Dutch', the lady should give the money to the man, and then the man pays the bill.───因为即使是女士请客，或男男女女大家平均分摊消费额，女士亦应将钱交给男士，男士再去结帐。

Molly: Have you ever thought about going Dutch?───莫莉：你从来没想过分摊的吗？

He said that business lunch sets or going Dutch at nearby restaurants cost at least 15 yuan .───他说商务餐或是去附近的餐厅每天至少要15元。

In China, people tend to call "going Dutch" an " AA treat , " meaning dividing the bill equally among all the diners.───在中国，人们把几个人平摊用餐帐单的行为叫做“AA制”。

I bet if I treated you, instead of going Dutch, you wouldn't criticize me as much.───我打赌如果我请你，而不是AA的话，你就不会批评我这么多了。

I think going Dutch means that you treat your boyfriend or girlfriend as an outsider.───另一方面，我认为AA制意味着把你的男女朋友当外人来看待。

I always feel uncomfortable going Dutch. I'd rather take turns paying the bill.───我不大习惯各付各的做法。我宁愿轮流地付账单。

Tom knew Mary never offerde to pay anything, so he suggested going Dutch this time.───汤姆知道玛丽从来都不愿意掏钱，所以这次他提议各付各的。

She always insists on going Dutch when they go out together.