Oxford
Significado: Dollar (or five shillings historically).
Oxford scholar rhymes with dollar. Historically meant five shillings (a crown), later applied to American dollars.
Ejemplos
- Cost a few Oxford scholars. 花了几个美元。Costó unos cuantos dólares.オックスフォード・スカラーが何枚かかかったよ。옥스퍼드 스칼라 몇 장 들었어.
- Got any Oxfords? 有美元吗?¿Tienes dólares?オックスフォード持ってる?옥스퍼드 있어?
- Exchange rate on the Oxford. 美元的汇率。El tipo de cambio del dólar.オックスフォードの為替レート。옥스퍼드 환율.
Pronunciación
/ˈɒksfəd/
Guía de uso
Contexto: money, foreign currency, traditional
Tono: casual, old-fashioned
✓ Correcto
- Oxford美元dólarオックスフォード=ドル달러
- Oxford scholar美元dólarオックスフォード・スカラー달러
✗ Incorrecto
- Old-fashioned, rarely used now老派说法,现在很少使用Anticuado, raramente usado hoy en día古風な表現で、現在はほとんど使われない구식 표현으로, 현재는 거의 사용되지 않음
Errores comunes
- Historical connection to crown (5 shillings)
- Rarely used now
Origen e historia
Oxford scholar rhymes with dollar. Originally referred to five shillings (a crown) which was called a 'dollar.' Now occasionally used for actual American dollars.
Etimología: Oxford scholar rhymes with dollar
Primera vez registrado: 19th century
Contexto cultural
Era: 19th century onwards
Generation: Older generations
Social background: Working class origins
Pop culture: British monetary history
Regional notes: British, old-fashioned.
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