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汉语拼音：pò fèi

花费（金钱或时间）：不要多～，吃顿便饭就行了。要完成这项工程，还得～工夫。

1. 破败；损坏。

   汉 焦赣 《易林·履之谦》：“雨潦集降， 河 梁不通， 邹 鲁 闭塞，破费市空。”《醒世恒言·张孝基陈留认舅》：“ 过迁 见説，又哭起来道：‘我只道家业还在，如今挣扎性命回去，学好为人。不料破费至此！’”

2. 花费；消耗。

   宋 杨万里 《晓炊黄竹庄》诗之一：“丝窠瓔珞消多少，破费天公百斛珠。”《金瓶梅词话》第六五回：“ 吴道官 庙中抬了三牲、祭器、汤饭盘、饼饊、素食、金银锭、香纸之类，又是一疋尺头，以为奠仪…… 西门庆 与 经济 回礼，谢道：‘师父多有破费，何以克当。’” 清 吴伟业 《读陈其年邗江白下新词》诗：“笑他狎客无才思，破费君王十万笺。” 鲁迅 《南腔北调集·＜总退却＞序》：“只是偶然也还想借书来休息一下精神，而又耐不住唠叨不已，破费工夫，于是就使短篇小说交了桃花运。” 叶圣陶 《隔膜·一生》：“因为伊早晚总是别人家的人，多留一年，便多破费一年的穿吃零用，倒不如早早把伊嫁了。”

• Why must you go to this expense?

  何必这么破费?

• I don't want to put him to the expense of buying me dinner.

  我不想让他破费请我吃饭.

• I'm confident that there's enough in the bank for a splurge on a great pair of shoes.

  我相信，银行里存有足够的钱能让我破费一回买双好鞋。

• Spending one dollar to retrieve thirty was absolutely worthwhile.

  破费一块来钱而能要回那一笔款,是上算的事.

• To get something for nothing was a chance not to be missed.

  有这种不用自己破费的好事,自然不能白白放过.

• Golly, isn't that frightfully expensive?

  哎哟, 这是不是太破费了?

• 'Sure, Mike,'she said joyfully,'if you'll blow me to a pail of suds.

  “ 当然罗, 迈克, ” 她兴高采烈地说, “ 如果你肯破费给我买一杯啤酒的话.

• I don't want to put you to the expense of buying me dinner.

  我不想让你破费请我吃饭.

• If you want people to like you, you have only to spend a little money.

  你要讨人喜欢, 只要略微破费点就行.

• Bless your heart, you shouldn't have spent so much money on me!

  哎呀, 你真不该为我这么破费!

• The extra legroom is worth splashing out a bit more cash.

  额外的立足空间是值得再多破费一点儿的.

• You have to cough up a dollar for that ticket.

  为了搞到那张票,你得破费一块钱.

• It's a little pricey for this phase of the relationship.

  对于你们现阶段的关系来说,那有点破费了.

• This blunder, which is due to my ignorance, costs me a pretty penny.

  这次疏忽是由于我的无知, 使我破费了不少钱.

• All the desirable things in life are either illegal, expensive or fattening.

  生活中所有的欲望,不是违法的, 就是让你破费的或者使你长胖.