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two dollar bill

/ˈtuː ˈdɑːlər bɪl/

Traducción: Billete de dos dólares de los Estados Unidos que sigue siendo de curso legal, pero que rara vez se ve en circulación. La frase también puede referirse a algo inusual, raro o excéntrico.

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/ˈtuː ˈdɑːlər bɪl/B1informalamerican
  • esBillete de dos dólares de los Estados Unidos que sigue siendo de curso legal, pero que rara vez se ve en circulación. La frase también puede referirse a algo inusual, raro o excéntrico.

A United States banknote worth two dollars, which is still legal tender but rarely seen in circulation. The phrase can also refer to something unusual, rare, or eccentric.

  1. US Currency DenominationB1formalamerican

    A banknote of the United States dollar worth two dollars, featuring Thomas Jefferson on the front.

    esbillete de dos dólares

    • He paid for the coffee with a two dollar bill.
    • The cashier was surprised to see a two dollar bill.
    • Collectors often seek rare two dollar bills.
  2. Symbol of Uniqueness or LuckB2informalamerican

    In American culture, the two dollar bill is sometimes considered a lucky charm or a novelty item due to its rarity in circulation.

    esBillete de dos dólares como símbolo de rareza o buena suerte

    • She keeps a two dollar bill in her wallet for good luck.
    • He gave me a two dollar bill as a souvenir from the US.
    • Finding a two dollar bill in your change is considered a rare treat.