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1 “Already cleared it with Mr. Crane. Twenty cents an hour like usual.”

2 The dollar rose by a ninth of a cent.

美元升值了1/9美分。

3 By 1959, in spite of six years’ spraying, the university campus had lost 86 per cent of its elms, half of them victims of Dutch elm disease.

4 Pay the new immigrants twenty-five cents an hour and say we have no unemployment.

5 Every player gave a hundred per cent tonight.

今天晚上所有的运动员都尽了最大的努力。

6 I'm a hundred per cent certain.

我百分之百地肯定。

7 “I have to. The money’s half mine, and if I don’t get it we won’t have a cent to our names.”

8 They moved the sand around and uncovered obsidian arrowheads he could sell to old men in camp for fifty cents apiece.

9 My first job was carrying lunches to the men who worked in the roundhouse, for which I received twenty-five cents a week.

10 It took two hours so I made eight dollars and fifty cents an hour.

11 He stopped and searched all of his pockets; in his vest pocket he found a lone copper cent.

12 They could eat something today, if they had seventy-five cents now.

13 All these cost two dollars and thirty-five cents.

14 In this way she gained seventy-eight cents in coins previously designated for the church collection plate.

15 Hagar stuffed two hundred dollars and seventy-five cents into her purse and headed downtown, still whispering to herself every now and then, “No wonder.”

16 Joe had decided he would wait till next Saturday because not collecting the dollar and thirty-five cents wasn’t going to strap him.

17 But her common sense told her that Professor Allegretto should not charge fifty cents an hour and not attend to his work.

18 He ostentatiously counted my eight cents change and held it out so that I was forced to hold up my hand to receive it.

19 During the twentieth century, only 5 per cent of human deaths resulted from human violence—and this in a century that saw the bloodiest wars and most massive genocides in history.

20 Today, many incarcerated people work in prison, typically earning far less than the minimum wage—often less than $3 per hour, sometimes as little as 25 cents.

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2 一分钱

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3 一分值硬币

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4 分

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5 丝毫

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6 小钱

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7 零钱

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8 一分硬币

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9 一文

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10 分币

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11 一百

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12 一点点钱

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13 百

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