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

We can get a fair meal for eighty cents.
我们花8角钱可吃上一顿不错的饭。
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。
The eggs cost ten cents each.
这些鸡蛋一角钱一个。
There has been a uniform fare of ten cents for any distance ever since.
从那以后不论远近车费一律是一角钱。
For the past two decades, North Carolina taxed cigarettes at a mere 2 cents a packet.
过去20年里，北卡罗来纳州的香烟税仅为每包2美分。
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。
There is an unpaid bill of seventy-five dollars and some cents.
这里有一张应付七十五元几分的账单。
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。
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。
Just sold my shares at one dollar, now it's one dollar and ten cents!
刚在一块钱的时辰把我的股票卖了，此刻股价是一块一毛了！