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pay the fiddler
Language:
Meanings:
1.
General
United Kingdom
United States
neutral
To compensate a musician or performer for services rendered; to pay a person who has provided entertainment or work.
2.
General
United Kingdom
United States
informal
proverbial
To accept and settle the consequences, obligations, or costs that accompany an action or decision; to pay the price for having enjoyed a benefit.
To fulfill a debt or obligation that one has incurred, especially as a consequence of previous choices.
Examples:
EN:
♪ Hey, you gotta pay the fiddler man ♪ ♪ If you wanna do a jig ♪
ES:
♪ Tienes que pagarle al violinista si quieres hacer un baile ♪
EN:
You've gotta pay the fiddler in this world.
ES:
Siempre se acaba pagando.
EN:
Why, i mean, somebody's got to pay the fiddler.
ES:
Alguien siempre tiene que pagar el pato.
EN:
Time to pay the fiddler.
ES:
La hora de pagar los platos rotos.
ID:
Saatnya dihukum.
EN:
Time to pay the fiddler, whore!
ES:
¡hora de tu merecido, ramera!
ID:
Waktunya membayar akibatnya, Pelacur!
EN:
So, now it's time to pay the fiddler!
ES:
¡Entonces, ahora es momento de pagarle al violinista!
ES:
¡Entonces, ahora es momento de pagarle al violinista!
EN:
But if you wanna dance, you gotta pay the fiddler.
ES:
Pero si quieres bailar, tienes que pagarle al músico.
ID:
Tetapi jika kau mau terus bermain, kau harus masukkan koinnya.
EN:
and who are willing to pay the fiddler for
HI:
फुटवियर देने का सोच रहे हैं तो
EN:
She needed to pay the fiddler here.
ID:
Dia harus terima konsekuensi.
EN:
You danced. Now pay the fiddler man. You have an obligation to that child.
ES:
Ya ha salido a bailar, pero ahora su deber es criar a su hijo.
EN:
You danced. Now pay the fiddler man. You have an obligation to that child.
ES:
Ya ha salido a bailar, pero ahora su deber es criar a su hijo.
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