mazuma如何读

英：[mə'zu:mə]

美：[mə'zumə]

mazuma是什么意思

  • n. <美俚> 钱

mazuma英英释义

noun

money

mazuma词源中文解释

1894年的俚语，意为“钱”，源自意第绪语，来自米什纳希伯来语 mezumman “指定的，固定的，约定的”，在中世纪希伯来语中用于表示“现金”（比较俚语 the needful “钱”），来自阿卡德语（闪族语系）simanu “约定时间”。它出现在“People v. Stokes”一案中，该案在加利福尼亚州最高法院进行辩论（1894年），引用了早期审判的报纸报道，提到了“Mazuma 上校”：

It appears that the term "Colonel Mazuma" not only does not indicate some gentleman with a military title, but it does not even refer to a person at all. We fail to find the term mentioned by our lexicographers, but understand it to be a modern provincialism, probably emanating from the daily press, and used when referring to the corrupt application of money in the accomplishment of certain ends. If these jurors understood this term with the signification thus attached to it, it of itself furnished ample material to demand a retrial of the case. ["Pacific Reporter," vol. xxxvii]
看来，“Mazuma 上校”这个术语不仅不表示某位拥有军衔的绅士，而且根本不是指一个人。我们没有在词典中找到这个词，但我们理解它是一个现代的方言，可能源自日报，用于指涉在实现某些目的时对金钱的腐败应用。如果这些陪审员理解这个词的含义，那么这本身就足以提出要求重新审判此案的充分材料。[“太平洋报道”，第三十七卷]

mazuma词源英文解释

Yiddish mezumen, from Hebrew mĕzūmān, mĕzummān fixed, appointed

mazuma 同义词

1 钱

money stuff roll cash silver bread scratch bean dough jack brass tin wedge loot kale wad SEN lolly shekel oof ducat Oscar moolah jun dinero gelt bunce boodle pelf wonga l.s.d. jeon dibs ackers dosh green Jack tlac mopus price button rock cross soft fat sugar chip counter dust soap bullet dirt charm penny poke cabbage rhino ripple lollipop muck rowdy pewter sen needful shiner doubloon oscar stumpy wampum darby moola suds dib cush spondulicks oday spondulics doremi jingle jangle mint sauce board money

2 金钱

nummulary nummary monetary pocketbook pecuniary moneyed mon. end money gold dollar sugar silver coin dirt penny pewter shekel shiner ducat lucre dinero gelt splosh pelf

3 钱财

moola

4 现金

cash liquidity down spot dry ready stuff bread coin dust tin blunt needful cush money down

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