coin
美:/kɔɪn/
英:/kɔɪn/
n.:
硬币；铸币；〔俚语〕金钱；恩惠
v.:
创造；提出；铸造(货币)；制造
网络:
钱币；金币；杜撰
词形变换: (第三人称单数) coins (现在分词) coining (过去分词) coined
例句
1.
He wondered aloud if it might be worth buying one of those automated coin-counting machines to speed up my weekly bank trip.
爸爸很想知道买一台自动硬币计数机是不是值得，这样可以减少每周去银行的时间。
2.
Just as a coin has two sides, no side is better than the other; it is often difficult to distinguish what is right from what is wrong?
正如一个硬币有两面一样，不能说正面就比反面好；通常明辨是非是很难的吧？
3.
I hast an object-sensitive Censor in the eyes, and once you reach your hand to feed it a coin, wow! , it opens the mouth!
它的眼里装有物体感应监测器，一旦你把手靠近它想要放进一枚硬币，哗，它就会把口张开！
4.
It was opened by inserting a needle into a tiny hole in the front of the coin.
把针插进硬币前面的一个小孔里就可以将其打开。
5.
Massage, first the soap is coated in the breast, breast, rotating finger along the surface about a coin size of the circle.
按摩时，先将肥皂液涂在乳房上，沿着乳房表面旋转手指，约一个硬币大小的圆。
6.
That is a pretty tough question, either one is going to be a load. I honestly think you could toss a coin sometimes.
这是个很难回答的问题，两支球队都很难打。老实说，我觉得有时候得靠掷硬币来决定。
7.
In the enterprise's balance sheet, even a single coin won't be added regardless how much fixed asset and current asset the enterprise owns.
在企业的资产负债表里面，不管有多少固定资产、流动资产，都不会增值一分钱。
8.
After all, with a newspaper you get a half hour's interesting reading, while with a coin you just get a little chunk of metal and a date.
毕竟，买份报纸，你能尽情地读上半个小时，而买枚硬币，你只能得到一小块金属和一个日期。
9.
Then he take outed how much can be packed by many coin, his pocket pack how much.
然后他就取出了许多铜板，他的衣袋能装多少就装多少。
10.
It is no coincidence that the 19th Century, a time of gold coin standards for the most part, was an era of peace.
这不是巧合，十九世纪一个金币本位制的时代，对大部分人来说是一个和平的纪元。