Sou Meaning in English

word

US

su

SOO

UK

sˈuː

SOO

التعريف

A 'sou' was a small French coin of little value, used historically. It is also used to mean a very small amount of money.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Sou' is an old-fashioned or literary term in English, mostly found in historical contexts or expressions like 'not a sou' (not any money at all). It is rare in everyday conversation.

• Spanish: moneda de poco valor (histórica)
• Portuguese (BR): sou (moeda antiga francesa) - quantia insignificante
• Portuguese (PT): sou (moeda antiga francesa) - quantia insignificante
• Chinese (Simplified): 苏（法国历史上的硬币） - 微不足道的小钱
• Chinese (Traditional): 蘇（法國歷史上的硬幣） - 極小的金額
• Hindi: सॉ (फ्रांसीसी ऐतिहासिक सिक्का) - बहुत ही छोटी राशि
• Arabic: سو (عملة فرنسية قديمة) - مبلغ زهيد
• Bengali: সু - সামান্য অর্থ
• Russian: су - грош
• Japanese: スー - わずかな金（昔のフランスの小銭）
• Vietnamese: xu (đồng xu nhỏ của Pháp) - chút tiền
• Korean: 수 - 약간의 돈 (옛 프랑스 동전)
• Turkish: sou - kuruş (eski Fransız parası)
• Urdu: سو (فرانسیسی چھوٹا سکہ) - تھوڑی رقم
• Indonesian: sou - uang receh (koin Prancis kuno)

جمل نموذجية

He didn't have a sou in his pocket.

basic

In old France, a sou was a tiny coin.

basic

She wouldn't spend a single sou on useless things.

basic

I searched everywhere for change, but there wasn’t a sou to be found.

natural

That watch isn’t worth a sou now.

natural

My grandfather always said, 'Don’t waste a sou.'

natural