How to say "checkout" in English? Say it in daily life.

In spoken English, you should say foot the bill, foot is a verb, and bill means bill. "Pay the bill" is translated into Chinese according to this meaning. If you check out in a restaurant in your daily life, the expression "I'll check out" is another meaning. Usually it's my treat. I'll pay the bill.

key word

treat cordially

English [tri? t]？ Beauty [trit]?

Treat guests; Treat guests; Discussion; regard as

Discussion on intransitive verbs; Treat guests; consult

Treat guests; Treat sincerely

phrase

Treat with ... Handling; deal with

Treat? Talk about, involve; Discuss, discuss

As? Treat guests; Treat ... as ... as if. ...

Extended data

synonym

1, settlement

Settle accounts; block

phrase

Settle accounts with ... Square account

Settle their accounts? Settle an account

To settle their accounts? liquidate

Counting historical accounts? Calculate historical accounts

2. strike a balance

Check out; strike a balance

phrase

Strike a balance between the two. coordinate

Strike a balance between the two? Weigh the pros and cons; Coordination; Strike a balance between ... ...

Strike a balance to make concessions; Translation; In a stable state