How do you use "Macaroni" in a sentence?

Cost me a macaroni. Got any macaroni on you? Save your macaroni.

Macaroni

Pony (£25); also money generally. Macaroni rhymes with pony (£25). Can also mean money generally. 'Got any macaroni?' asks about money.

Slang Term British ★★☆☆☆ Uncommon Casual

Significado: Pony (£25); also money generally.

二十五英镑；也泛指金钱。

Veinticinco libras; también dinero en general.

ポニー（25ポンド）；また一般的にお金。

포니(£25); 또는 일반적으로 돈.

Macaroni rhymes with pony (£25). Can also mean money generally. 'Got any macaroni?' asks about money.

Macaroni与pony（25英镑）押韵。也可以泛指金钱。'Got any macaroni?'是在问有没有钱。

Macaroni rima con pony (£25). También puede significar dinero en general. 'Got any macaroni?' pregunta si tienes dinero.

Macaroniはpony（25ポンド）と韻を踏みます。一般的にお金を意味することもあります。「Got any macaroni?」はお金があるか聞いています。

Macaroni는 pony(25파운드)와 압운이 맞습니다. 일반적으로 돈을 뜻하기도 합니다. 'Got any macaroni?'는 돈이 있느냐고 묻는 것입니다.

/ˌmækəˈrəʊni/

Contexto: money, prices

Tono: casual, humorous

Macaroni
二十五英镑；也泛指钱
Veinticinco libras; también dinero en general
25ポンド、また金一般
25파운드, 또는 돈 일반
A macaroni
二十五英镑
Veinticinco libras
25ポンド
25파운드

Macaroni rhymes with pony (£25). Also used more generally for money. The Italian food provides an exotic-sounding money term.

Etimología: Macaroni rhymes with pony (£25)

Primera vez registrado: 20th century

Era: 20th century onwards

Generation: Older generations

Social background: Working class origins

Pop culture: Cockney culture

Regional notes: British, traditional.

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