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To Go Dutch

To Go Dutch: How common is this idiom?: Moderately used, mostly in informal settings; Literal Meaning: To split the cost of something, usually a bill, evenly between two or more people; Actual Idiomatic Meaning: When each person pays for their own expenses, rather than one person paying for the entire group; When we went out for dinner, we decided to go Dutch to avoid any awkwardness about who would pay the bill.; My friends and I always go Dutch when we grab coffee together, it's just easier that way.

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