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green goods

/ɡriːn ɡʊdz/

Traduction: Terme d'argot américain désignant de faux billets de banque ou de la fausse monnaie, en référence à l'encre verte des billets américains.

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/ɡriːn ɡʊdz/slangamericanobsolète
  • frTerme d'argot américain désignant de faux billets de banque ou de la fausse monnaie, en référence à l'encre verte des billets américains.

An outdated slang term for counterfeit money or forged banknotes, originating from the green ink used on U.S. currency.

  1. Fresh produceB1formal

    Fresh vegetables, fruits, and other edible plants, especially those that are green and leafy.

    frProduits frais (légumes verts)

    • The market is full of green goods like lettuce and spinach.
    • She bought some green goods for the salad.
    • Farmers sell their green goods directly to consumers.

  2. Counterfeit money (slang)C2slangamerican

    Slang term for counterfeit or forged banknotes, especially US dollars.

    frBillets verts (fausse monnaie)

    • The gang was arrested for passing green goods.
    • He was caught trying to sell green goods to an undercover agent.
    • The police raided the warehouse where green goods were being printed.