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

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。
In the month of October alone, all four brands in Singapore increased their pump prices by8 to10 cents.
在十月孤独，所有四个品牌在新加坡价格增加了他们的泵8到10美分。
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 credit is almost two cents per kilowatt hour for the first ten years of production for a project.
在一个项目的最开始十年，对产品的信用额度将近每千瓦时两分。
It's value cannot be weighed in the scale of dollars and cents.
它的价值无法用金钱来衡量。
Critics have zeroed in on his plan to raise gasoline taxes 10 cents a gallon.
批评者将矛头对准他打算将汽油税每加仑提高10美分的计划上。
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。
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。
The dollar loses two cents against the pound.
美元对英镑的价格跌了两美分。
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。