Traductions de „coins“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » slovène

ˈeuro coins SUBST plur

euro coins

evro kovanci m plur

euro coins

evrski kovanci m plur

I . coin [kɔɪn] SUBST

coin

kovanec m

II . coin [kɔɪn] VERBE trans

to coin it [in] GB

zelo dobro (za)služiti

to coin money Am fam

(za)služiti velike denarce

to coin a phrase ...

naj se tako izrazim ...

coin-box ˈtele·phone SUBST

coin-box telephone

telefonska govorilnica f

Expressions couramment utilisées avec coins

to jingle coins

žvenketati s kovanci

loose cash/change/coins

drobiž

to strike coins/a medal

skovati kovance/medaljo

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

In rural areas women wear mala made of one rupee coins.

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In numismatics, coins often derived their value from the precious metal content; however base metals were also used in coins in the past and today.

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The public could also debase coins, usually by clipping or scraping off small portions of the precious metal, also known as stemming.

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Regardless of persistent inflation after 1272 paper currency backed by limited releases of coins remained as the standard means of currency until 1345.

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The name lira was used on banknotes beginning in 1973, initially jointly with pound, and exclusively on both coins and banknotes since 1986.

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He proceeded to enter and saw the shopkeeper make coins disappear, and when confronted, the shopkeeper pulled a lollipop from behind his ear.

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Articles identified as the world's oldest extant coins were also found underwater with gold wire rings used as small change and a large hexahedral goldpiece.

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In numismatics, coins in the past derived their value primarily from the precious metal content.

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Medical shops generally try to give cough drops instead of coins.

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The 1, 5, 25 and 50 pesetas were all replaced by coins by the late 1950s.

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