florins

美 ['fl?r?n] 　英 ['fl?r?n]

• n.一種金幣；英國的一種銀幣(值二先令)
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)富祿林；錢幣；弗洛林斯

詞形變化

復(fù)數(shù)：florins  

英漢解釋

n.	1. 一種金幣 2. 英國的一種銀幣(值二先令) 3. 歐洲國家不同時代所用的金幣或銀幣

英英解釋

n.

1. a unit of currency used in Britain between 1849 and 1968, equivalent to two shillings 2. a gold or silver coin, especially a Dutch guilder 3. a gold coin first minted in Florence in 1252, or any similar coin used elsewhere in Europe 4. a coin used in the UK in the past, worth one-tenth of a pound

例句

And so it happened; for when the measure returned, three new silver florins were sticking to it.

事實上也是這樣，因為當(dāng)他收回這斗的時候，發(fā)現(xiàn)那上面粘著三塊嶄新的銀毫。

When it was first sold in Rotterdam in the 17th century, it changed hands for 35 florins, the equivalent of $35.

首次于17世紀(jì)在鹿特丹售出時，它的價格是35弗洛林，相當(dāng)于35美元。

He was master of full five hundred gold florins.

他手里有整整500個金弗洛林。

He was offered 1000 florins a year to conceal his doubts;

有人愿每年給他一千弗羅林，求他隱匿住自己的懷疑；