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two dollar bill

/ˈtuː ˈdɑːlər bɪl/

翻译: 美国面值两美元的纸币,仍是法定货币但很少流通。也可指不寻常、罕见或古怪的事物。

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/ˈtuː ˈdɑːlər bɪl/B1informalamerican
  • zh美国面值两美元的纸币,仍是法定货币但很少流通。也可指不寻常、罕见或古怪的事物。

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.

    zh两美元纸币

    • 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.

    zh独特或幸运的象征

    • 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.