钱币

The Romans learned to mint from the Greeks.

罗马人从希腊人那里学会了铸造钱币.

His grandfather is a numismatist.

他爷爷是个钱币收藏家。

Let's toss to see who pays it.

让我们来掷钱币决定谁付账吧.

The silver which was mined there was minted into coins.

在那里开采的银子被用来铸成钱币.

Money was used rarely and in small amounts; it was exclusively Roman.

货币很少使用,数量有限, 而且只是罗马钱币.

Our host was Mr. Zhou Xiang, who is head of the numismatic department of the museum .

接待我们的是周祥先生，周先生是博物馆钱币部门的负责人。

Bronze are now cast into coins.

青铜被铸成了钱币.

To prevent any argument, I'll toss you for who does the washing-up.

为避免争执, 我和你来掷钱币决定谁洗碗碟.

Coins in his pocket jingled as he walked.

走路时,他衣袋里的钱币丁当作响.

Dogs, It'seems, love to chew up money!

看起来, 狗很喜欢咀嚼钱币.

The two men examined the handful of coins. They were gold.

两个男人仔细端详满手的钱币, 是金币.

Nickel can be used for making coins.

镍可做成钱币.

Carlsen remarked casually : " They've dug up the money, Mr. Grief. "

卡尔森脱口说道: “ 格里菲先生, 他们已经把钱币挖出来了. ”

These pennies were coined at the mint in London.

这些便士钱币是伦敦一家制币厂铸造的.

It worked contrariwise—first you dialled the number, then you put the money in.

这部电话的操作方式相反，即先拨通号码，然后投入钱币。