coin

• Pieza pequeña, plana y generalmente redonda de metal, emitida por un gobierno como dinero.

A small, flat, typically round piece of metal issued by a government as money.

1. A1formal

   A small, flat, round piece of metal used as money.

   Moneda

   • He found a coin on the street.
   • She put a coin into the vending machine.
   • The coin collection was worth a lot of money.

   Sinónimoschangemetalpiecespecietoken

2. CryptocurrencyB2informal

   A digital or virtual currency that uses cryptography for security.

   Criptomoneda

   • Bitcoin is the most famous coin in the crypto market.
   • He invested in several altcoins.
   • The value of the coin dropped significantly overnight.

   Sinónimostoken

• Inventar o crear una nueva palabra, frase o expresión, a menudo en un contexto de negocios o finanzas; también acuñar moneda o medallas.

A verb meaning to invent or devise a new word, phrase, or expression, often in a business or financial context.

1. Invent a word or phraseB2formal

   To create or invent a new word, phrase, or expression.

   Acuñar (una palabra o frase)

   • Shakespeare coined many words still used today.
   • The term 'selfie' was coined in the early 2000s.
   • She coined a phrase that became popular worldwide.

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2. Make coinsB1formal

   To produce coins from metal as currency.

   acuñar moneda

   • The government coins new currency every year.
   • The mint coins millions of pennies annually.
   • They coined silver and gold for trade.

   Sinónimosmintstrike

3. Earn money quicklyB2informal

   To earn a lot of money, often quickly or easily.

   ganar dinero rápido

   • He's coining it with his new business.
   • They coined a fortune from the stock market.
   • She's coining money from her online store.

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