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Idiom “Go Dutch with somebody” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

Go Dutch with somebody

This expression means to share expenses with somebody. 

Whenever Rita and Rakesh go out to dinner, they go Dutch. Rita insisted on this because she believes in the equality of women.

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