金を出すことを渋るの英語

to reluct at giving money―give with reluctance

to come down handsomely

to give money―put one's hand in one's pocket

I want money―I am in want of money―（米国では）―I need money―I stand in need of money.

Money goes out―（金策してなら）―to find the money

My money is out

suggestive of gold

turn golden

to become rich―make a fortune―step into a fortune

pose as a rich person

be pinched for money

regardless （of expense）

to plate anything with gold

to spend money generously

to loosen one's purse-strings

to take someone's money and belongings by force

to make a person extort money from another

to raise the money―find the money

I give you all the money I have.

Money talks{to\\\\´:ks}.

Hand over your money―（俗語で言えば）―Fork out your money.

the action of collecting money

a disposition to be niggardly with money

to spend money freely―squander one's money―make ducks and drakes of one's money

to offer one money under cover

You must take care of the money.

to scatter money about―make ducks and drakes of one's money

to spend a lot of money doing something

to make up a sum―make out a sum

the action of paying for a person