英:['θri:ˌpenɪ]
美:['θriˌpenɪ]
英:['θri:ˌpenɪ]
美:['θriˌpenɪ]
three·pen·ny
thri pe ni [or] thrI p ni
词根:threepence
n.threepence 三便士;(英国旧时的)三便士银币
The first known use of threepenny was in the 15th century
thresholdnoun
the section of wood or stone that lies under a door
entrance entry 1 sense 2a
the place or point of beginning
at the threshold of an adventure
the point or level at which a physical or mental effect begins to be produced
the threshold of hearing
threshverb
to separate seed from a harvested plant especially by using a machine or tool
thresh wheat
thrash sense 4
thresh over a problem
thrash sense 3
threshed about in bed
threshernoun
a person who threshes
threshing machine
thresher shark
threshverb
to separate seed from a harvested plant especially by using a machine or tool
thresh wheat
thrash sense 4
thresh over a problem
thrash sense 3
threshed about in bed
threnodynoun
a song of mourning or sorrow
threesomenoun
a group of three
threescoreadjective
sixty
threepennyadjective
costing or worth threepence
1 A quart of threepenny ale for breakfast, with a hunch of bread and cheese, then out to work again in the weather, let it be what it may.
2 The threepenny checks were for the workmen, and the sixpenny ones for the tradesmen.
3 With a hammer and two threepenny nails in hand, Stella Armijo emerged from her low adobe farmhouse one morning while Herbie reclined on his front stoop trying to read a book.
4 "I'm so glad I'm of the 'threepenny 'bus' lot," says Gower, with a smile.
5 He calculates that a threepenny stamp for third-class, a sixpenny stamp for second-class, and a shilling stamp for first-class, should take a passenger any distance whether long or short.
6 The Pictorial World was started as a threepenny paper, and after existing several years at that price it became the property of a company and was raised to sixpence.
7 I have seen the elephant pick up with this wonderful trunk with equal facility a heavy man and then a threepenny piece.
8 Fat girl eating an egg a day breakfast, lunch and dinner are going to fight Threepenny canteen meals.
胖妹每天早餐只吃一个蛋,中饭和晚饭都去食堂打三毛钱的饭。
9 Those unlucky threepenny pieces,—my unfortunate enthusiasm over the first specimens—these seemed to have set the whole of the local population on the hunting trail for ghoonyas.
10 A Treasury spokesman said the time was right to "retire" the existing £1 coin and using the threepenny bit as inspiration for its replacement was a "fitting tribute" to such an iconic design.
11 "I meant to give you a threepenny bit this morning, Bobby, but in my hurry I think I gave you sixpence, so——" Bobby.
12 The bonnet was composed of a single scrap of antique lace folded over a threepenny bit.
13 Drop a little water on the angle of the match; the wood will expand, the "V" will open and the threepenny bit will drop into the bottle.
14 Stock made no answer, but put a couple of threepenny loaves into his hand to carry home, and told him to call on him again at such a time in the following week.
15 Opening it, he went back to Granny's side and showered its contents upon her lap—two halfpennies and four pennies, a sixpenny and a threepenny bit, and a bright farthing.
16 Pen and Pencil contained some capital cuts by Linton; and the Illustrated Times, a threepenny paper, was well done.
17 I especially loved the threepenny bit for its dodecagonal - 12-sided - weirdness, its brass and nickel sallow yellow gleam and the crowned portcullis on its back.
18 Arra, dear honey, we always commonly give nothing along with a dead person but an old shirt, a winding sheet, a big hammer, with a long candle, and an Irish silver threepenny piece.
19 He had, carefully stowed away, thirty shillings in gold, and of his regular pocket-money a two-shilling piece, a shilling, a threepenny bit, and some coppers.
20 Government sources said the time was right to "retire" the existing £1 coin and using the threepenny bit as inspiration for its replacement was a "fitting tribute" to such an iconic design.
1 没有价值
3 没有价值的
4 无价值
base cheap straw null miserable nominal petty trivial vain worthless vile futile unworthy husky dud paltry measly trashy twopenny piffling catchpenny unvalued chaffy raca nothingness no account
5 便宜的
twopenny-halfpenny bargain-counter popular economic cheap inexpensive penny slum low-priced cheapie cut-rate two-bit gook bargain-basement rinky-dink twopenny halfpenny sixpenny cheap-jack unexpensive penny-a-line budget bargain cheapo pinchbeck chinchy poor man's
6 三辨士硬币
7 便宜
twopenny-halfpenny bargain-counter popular economic cheap inexpensive penny slum low-priced cheapie cut-rate two-bit gook bargain-basement rinky-dink twopenny halfpenny sixpenny cheap-jack unexpensive low expediency lower a bargain penny-a-line budget bargain cheapo pinchbeck chinchy cheaply popularly at a low cost at a low price poor man's
8 不足道的
twopenny-halfpenny poor petty vain worthless vile futile pygmy puny trifling valueless two-bit piddling waff two-by-four no-account
10 三辨士
11 三便士
12 不足道
twopenny-halfpenny poor petty vain worthless vile futile pygmy puny trifling valueless two-bit piddling waff two-by-four insignificance no-account puniness
13 廉价的