Dollar Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈdɑɫɝ/

DAH-lur

UK

/dˈɒlɐ/

DO-luh

释义

A dollar is a unit of money used in countries such as the United States, Canada, and Australia. It can also mean a one-dollar bill or coin in everyday speech.

用法与细微差别

Often used with numbers: '$10' or 'ten dollars'. Be careful: different countries have different dollars, so context matters ('US dollars', 'Canadian dollars'). In casual speech, people may say 'a dollar' for exactly one dollar and 'bucks' as an informal synonym in American English.

• Spanish: dólar
• Portuguese (BR): dólar
• Portuguese (PT): dólar
• Chinese (Simplified): 美元 - 元（口语）
• Chinese (Traditional): 美元 - 元（口語）
• Hindi: डॉलर
• Arabic: دولار
• Bengali: ডলার
• Russian: доллар
• Japanese: ドル
• Vietnamese: đô la
• Korean: 달러
• Turkish: dolar
• Urdu: ڈالر
• Indonesian: dolar

例句

Can you change this ten-dollar bill?

basic

This sandwich costs five dollars.

basic

I found a dollar in my pocket.

basic

I only had a few dollars left, so I skipped coffee.

natural

They raised the price by twenty dollars overnight.

natural

For ten dollars more, we can get the larger one.

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