Fiver Meaning in English
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Definition
A slang term for a five-unit banknote, such as five dollars or five pounds.
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used in the UK for a £5 note, but can mean $5 or other five-unit bills in informal contexts. Very informal, used in speech or casual writing. Not used for coins. Example phrases: 'lend me a fiver', 'got a fiver on you?'.
Spanish: billete de cinco (dólares/libra/moneda) - cinco (informal)Portuguese (BR): nota de cinco (reais/dólares/libra)Portuguese (PT): nota de cinco (euros/libras/dólares)Chinese (Simplified): 五元纸币 - 五块钱（口语）Chinese (Traditional): 五元紙幣 - 五塊錢（口語）Hindi: पाँच का नोटArabic: ورقة نقدية من فئة خمسةBengali: পাঁচ টাকার নোট - পাঁচ ডলারের নোট (বিল) - পাচঁ পাউন্ডের নোটRussian: пятёрка (купюра)Japanese: 五ポンド札 - 五ドル札Vietnamese: tờ năm đô - tờ năm bảngKorean: 5파운드 지폐 - 5달러 지폐Turkish: beşlik (kağıt para)Urdu: پانچ کا نوٹIndonesian: lima ribuan (uang kertas) - uang kertas lima dolar - uang kertas lima pon
Example Sentences
Can you lend me a fiver?
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I found a fiver on the street.
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He gave the waiter a fiver as a tip.
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Do you have a fiver on you? I left my wallet at home.
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My last fiver just disappeared!
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I'll give you a fiver if you help me move tomorrow.
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