Meaning:
To pay a bill presented to a group, especially in a restaurant or bar
Examples:
- I'll pick up the tab for dinner tonight; it's my treat.
- Let's go out for coffee, and I'll pick up the tab.
- Don't worry about the movie tickets; I'll pick up the tab.
- We had a great time at the restaurant, and John generously picked up the tab.
- Whenever we go out, she insists on picking up the tab.
- As a gesture of gratitude, he decided to pick up the tab for the entire group.
- It was a delightful surprise when my friend offered to pick up the tab for our weekend getaway.
- At the end of the business meeting, the company president decided to pick up the tab for everyone's lunch.
- Celebrating the promotion, he happily picked up the tab for the celebratory dinner.
- The couple agreed to take turns picking up the tab on their date nights.
- During the holidays, it's not uncommon for people to pick up the tab for strangers' meals as an act of kindness.
- The boss, in a generous mood, decided to pick up the tab for the team-building event.
- Friends often take turns picking up the tab when going out to keep things fair.
- Feeling grateful for their assistance, she wanted to pick up the tab for her friends.
- Instead of splitting the bill, John offered to pick up the tab for the whole group.
- The wealthy philanthropist regularly picks up the tab for charitable events in the community.
- Let me pick up the tab for the cab ride; it's the least I can do.
- As a thank-you gesture, the client insisted on picking up the tab for the business lunch.
- The company decided to pick up the tab for employees attending the conference.
- It's my turn to pick up the tab; you covered it last time.