cents

英 [sɛnts]

美 [sɛnts]

n. 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
cent的复数

柯林斯词典

Supermarkets can afford to retail cigarettes at a couple of cents below the price charged by most tobacconists.
超级市场香烟零售可以比多数烟草商价格低几分钱。
They might not have two cents to rub together, but at least they have a kind of lifestyle that is different.
他们也许穷得叮当响，但他们至少拥有一种不同的生活方式。
Entire roast chickens were sixty cents apiece.
烤全鸡每只60美分。
The dollar loses two cents against the pound.
美元对英镑的价格跌了两美分。
A cup of rice which cost thirty cents a few weeks ago is now being sold for up to one dollar
几个星期前卖30美分一杯的米饭，如今卖到1美元。
We got the bus back to Tange for 30 cents
我们花了30美分坐公共汽车回到坦格。
It cost me fifty cents to make this phone call.
打这通电话花了我五十分钱。
Joe bought the book for nine dollars and ninety-nine cents.
乔花了九元又九十九分钱买了这本书。
We can get a fair meal for eighty cents.
我们花8角钱可吃上一顿不错的饭。
The eggs cost ten cents each.
这些鸡蛋一角钱一个。