She refused to ante up the personal and financial information that she was asked to provide.
Every member of the team anted up $50 to pay for equipment.
New idioms dictionary. 2014.
ante up — (something) to give money or something of value. She refused to ante up the personal and financial information that she was asked to provide. Every member of the team anted up $50 to pay for equipment … New idioms dictionary
ante — 1 noun up /raise the ante to increase your demands or try to get more things from a situation, even though this involves more risks see also: penny ante 2 verb ante up phrasal verb past tense anted, anteed, anteing (intransitive, transitive ante… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
Something, Something, Something, Dark Side — Episodio de Padre de familia Título Algo, algo, algo del lado oscuro Bla, bla, bla, lado oscuro (España) Episodio nº 20 Temporada 8 … Wikipedia Español
ante-date — ˌante ˈdate verb [transitive] 1. to put a date on a document, letter, cheque etc that is earlier than the date it was actually signed, usually so that it takes effect from the earlier date 2. to be from an earlier period in history than something … Financial and business terms
Something Blue — Episodio de Buffy the Vampire Slayer Título Algo triste (España América Latina) Identificador 4ABB09 Episodio nº 9 Tempo … Wikipedia Español
ante- — [æntı] prefix [: Latin; Origin: ante before, in front of ] before →↑anti , post ↑post , pre ↑pre ▪ antedate (=earlier than something) ▪ antenatal (=before birth) … Dictionary of contemporary English
ante- — [æntı] prefix [: Latin; Origin: ante before, in front of ] before →↑anti , post ↑post , pre ↑pre ▪ antedate (=earlier than something) ▪ antenatal (=before birth) … Dictionary of contemporary English
ante- — [ ænti ] prefix before: used with some nouns, adjectives, and verbs: an anteroom (=a small room leading to a larger room) antedate (=to exist or happen before something else) … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ante-factum — Something done previously; a former act … Ballentine's law dictionary
ante — an|te1 [ˈænti] n [Date: 1800 1900; Origin: ante ] up/raise the ante to increase your demands or try to get more things from a situation, even though this involves more risks ▪ They ve upped the ante by making a $120 million bid to buy the company … Dictionary of contemporary English
