英:[gelt]
美:[gelt]
英:[gelt]
美:[gelt]
noun
informal money
Guilt turns to gelt as Stephanie's wealthy parents … welcome their disowned daughter back with open arms and open coffers.—TV Guide
chocolate candy in the shape of coins often given to Jewish children at Hanukkah
Lila thought of Sarah's party—how everyone got bags of Hanukkah gelt, chocolate coins wrapped in gold foil.—Rosellen Brown
"money," 1520年代,源自德语和荷兰语的 gelt "gold, money",源自原始日耳曼语 *geldam "payment"(参见 geld(n.))。在一些后来的用法中,源自依地语 gelt,源自古高地德语 gelt "payment, reward",来自同一来源。
Dutch & German geld & Yiddish gelt; all akin to Old English geld geld >entry 2
The first known use of gelt was circa 1529
1 Pages come laden with Hanukkah items such as gelt, menorahs, dreidels, and more, all in classic Hanukkah colors of blue, white, and gold.
2 He helps himself to a piece of gelt from the candy bowl, peels the gold foil, and pops the chocolate coin into his mouth before reciting the prayers in Hebrew.
3 The discovery also came just before the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, when it is traditional to give children “Hanukkah gelt,” which are chocolate coins.
4 Price at time of publish: Varies Hanukkah gelt are chocolate coins wrapped in gold foil, often given to kids during the menorah lighting.
5 The general was still bent on teaching the Irish to know their masters and making good his boast of reducing them to the tameness of "gelt cats."
6 "Indeed, Edie, mine honest friends, dat is very true; only I did not know, dat is, I was not sure, where to find the gelt myself."
7 He looked down upon gelt.
他看不起金钱.
8 The best is of male Hogs of two year old, that have been gelt, when they were young.
9 Butler told the Akron Beacon Journal he put up the listing on a whim to “suck some Republican gelt from those people.”
10 “I’ve tried making jelly doughnuts and they end up being really sad,” she says, but store-bought versions do tend to make an appearance, along with latkes and gelt.
11 Gelt is what your bankers and mortgage holders need.
零乱是你的银行家和抵押持有人的需要。
12 Other traditions that have become ubiquitous with the Festival of Lights include gift exchanges, dreidel games, chocolate coins and gelt, potato latkes and other fried foods.
13 For example, she ordered Hanukkah gelt – chocolate coins wrapped in foil — from three vendors and got two out of three.
14 Then they’ll investigate Hanukkah lamps and make an appliquéd fabric pouch for gelt.
15 Even if five of those are nothing but a bag of gelt or a Lego mini-figure, it’s still an awful lot of wrapped boxes, and an organizational shopping nightmare.
16 What happens if the entire system becomes so enraptured in capturing the gelt and pilf of the fees from doing this that they, well, they start flat out lying?
17 The celebration continues at 5 with dreidel playing, holiday songs, latkes and chocolate gelt and, of course, the lighting of the menorah.
18 When I returned home, I looked at my excellent work and gelt proud of myself.
等我回家后,我看着自己完美的作品,为自己感到骄傲。
19 Such are the teams' hardships that many have fallen back on hiring pay drivers, who are taking their place in motor racing's elite because of the weight of their gelt rather than talent.
20 This means it’s time to break out the latkes, menorah, gelt…and iPad.
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