cent 英 [sent]   美 [sɛnt]

cent

cent  英 [sent] 美 [sɛnt]

n. 分;一分的硬币 

名词复数:cents 

I won't waste a cent. 我不会浪费一分钱。
I didn't pay a cent. 我一分钱都没出。

  • A cent is a very small unit of money. In the US, one cent is the same thing as one penny.
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  • n. 分;一分的硬币
  • 1. I won't waste a cent.

    我不会浪费一分钱。

  • 2. I didn't pay a cent.

    我一分钱都没出。

  • 3. Smile doesn't cost a cent.

    微笑不用花费分文。

  • cent (n.) late 14c., "one hundred," from Latin centum "hundred" (see hundred). The meaning shifted 17c. to "hundredth part" under influence of percent. It was chosen in this sense in 1786 as a name for a U.S. currency unit (the hundredth part of a dollar) by the Continental Congress. The word first was suggested by Robert Morris in 1782 under a different currency plan. Before the cent, Revolutionary and colonial dollars were reckoned in ninetieths, based on the exchange rate of Pennsylvania money and Spanish coin.
cent / sent ; NAmE sent / noun ( abbr.c , ct ) a coin and unit of money worth 1% of the main unit of money in many countries, for example of the US dollar or of the euro 分(辅币单位,相当于许多国家主币面值的 1%,如美元或欧元的 1%);分币 see also per cent , red cent IDIOM put in your two ˈcents' worth ( NAmE) ( BrE put in your two ˈpennyworth , put in your two ˈpenn'orth ) ( informal) to give your opinion about sth, even if other people do not want to hear it 发表意见(即使别人不想听) cent cents cent / sent ; NAmE sent /
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