Greenbacks Meaning in English
word · lemma: greenback
ˈɡɹinˌbæks
GREEN-baks
ɡɹˈiːnbæks
green-BAKS
释义
A slang term for U.S. paper money, especially dollar bills, because of their green color.
用法与细微差别
"Greenbacks" is informal and refers specifically to U.S. dollar bills, not coins. It's mostly used in American English, often in casual conversation, and can sometimes sound old-fashioned. Not suitable for formal or financial documents.
Spanish: billetes de dólar (EE. UU.)Portuguese (BR): notas de dólar (EUA) - dólares (gíria)Portuguese (PT): notas de dólar (EUA) - dólares (gíria)Chinese (Simplified): 美元纸币 - 绿钞票（俚语）Chinese (Traditional): 美元紙幣 - 綠鈔票（俚語）Hindi: अमेरिकी डॉलर के नोटArabic: دولارات ورقية أمريكيةBengali: গ্রিনব্যাকস (মার্কিন কাগজের টাকা) - ডলার নোটRussian: гринбеки - доллары (бумажные деньги США, сленг)Japanese: グリーンバック（米国紙幣の俗称） - ドル札Vietnamese: đô la xanh (từ lóng) - tiền giấy đô MỹKorean: 그린백(미국 지폐, 속어) - 달러 지폐Turkish: greenback (ABD doları kağıt para, argo)Urdu: گرین بیکس (امریکی کاغذی کرنسی، عام بول چال)Indonesian: greenback (uang kertas dolar AS, slang) - dolar kertas AS
例句
I have twenty greenbacks in my wallet.
basic
Tourists often bring greenbacks when they travel to the U.S.
basic
Do you accept greenbacks in this store?
basic
He handed me a stack of greenbacks to pay for the car.
natural
These days, hardly anyone talks about greenbacks; most people use credit cards.
natural
If you need some quick cash, I have a few greenbacks I can lend you.
natural