Money Meaning in English
word
/ˈməni/
MUH-nee
/mˈʌni/
MUN-ee
释义
Money is a general term for coins or banknotes used to buy goods or services, or as a measure of value.
用法与细微差别
Money is an uncountable noun; it usually does not have a plural form except in specific financial contexts ('moneys'). Common phrases include 'make money', 'spend money', and 'save money'. Used in both formal and informal contexts.
Spanish: dineroPortuguese (BR): dinheiroPortuguese (PT): dinheiroChinese (Simplified): 钱Chinese (Traditional): 錢Hindi: पैसेArabic: مالBengali: টাকা - অর্থRussian: деньгиJapanese: お金Vietnamese: tiềnKorean: 돈Turkish: paraUrdu: پیسہIndonesian: uang
例句
I need money to buy a new book.
basic
She has no money in her wallet.
basic
We should save some money for the trip.
basic
He’s always talking about making money fast.
natural
Can you lend me some money? I’ll pay you back tomorrow.
natural
I don’t care about money; happiness is more important.
natural