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

It was Jane's nursery now, for her father had bought it at the three per cents.
现在，这里成了简的育儿室；因为，她父亲以百分之三的廉价从温迪的父亲手里买下了这房子。
Entire roast chickens were sixty cents apiece.
烤全鸡每只60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。
It cost me fifty cents to make this phone call.
打这通电话花了我五十分钱。
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。
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。
Shouldn't I get three dollars and eighty cents back in change?
我不应该找回三美元和八十美分吗？
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。
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。