copeck

copeck

美 　英

• n.戈比；〈美俚〉一元銀幣
• 網絡俄銅板

英漢解釋

n.	1. 戈比;〈美俚〉一元銀幣

例句

Experts are not very glad with the fact that the copeck is not going to be minted any more.

專家對將不再鑄造戈比這一現實并非十分情愿。

The financial reform of 1534 made a copeck the basic coin, and there was a horseman with a lance printed on it.

1534年的財政改革確立戈比為基本硬幣，其上印有手持長矛的大公浮雕像。

He says the word "kopeyka" (copeck) comes from the verb "kopit" (to save money).

他說“kopeyka”一詞來自動詞“kopit”（意為省錢）。

The history of a copeck is old and hard, but not to say very ancient.

戈比的歷史源遠流長，但也并非遠古之物。

They say that withdrawal of copeck from circulation will lead to a significant prices growth.

他們表示戈比退出流通將導致其價格大幅度上漲。

Since the second half of the 18th century the copeck minting became regular, the copeck has become smaller and lighter.

自18世紀后半段以來，戈比的鑄造得以常規化，戈比變得更小也更輕。

In Russian copeck is "kopeyka" , and the word "lance" in Russian is "kopye" . This is why it's called "copeck" .

在俄語中戈比寫做“kopeyka”，而“長矛”一詞在俄語中就是“kopye”，這是其被稱為“戈比”的由來。

The last copper copeck of Tsarist Russia were minted in 1916.

沙皇俄國的最后一批銅制戈比鑄于1916年。

In 1704 Peter the First decided to make the copeck from copper, because of the same money-saving reasons.

1704年，彼得一世決定用銅鑄造戈比，同樣是因為節省金錢的原因。

Several years ago the Museum of copeck was opened in Yaroslavl .

數年前戈比博物館在雅羅斯拉夫爾開幕。

The copeck was usually minted from silver.

通常戈比是銀鑄的。