1.便士
2.彭妮
3.小钱;钱
4.〈美〉=cent
5.【圣】一种古罗马银币
6.【女名】女子名
1.便士
2.彭妮
3.小钱;钱
4.〈美〉=cent
5.【圣】一种古罗马银币
6.【女名】女子名
1.a small coin in the U.S. or Canada worth one cent
2.a small unit of money in the U.K. There are 100 pence in one pound; a small coin in the U.K. worth one penny
1.It even persisted after decimalization for those coins which had equivalents and continued to be minted with their values in new pence.
由于这些银币具有等价物，在新发行的便士中有其自己的价值并继续铸造，因而甚至在采用十进制后仍旧存在。
2.The mother takes six pence out of her bag and gives to the conductor . The conductor gives her one and a half ticket.
那母亲从手袋里拿出六个便士交给售票员。售票员给了她一张半车票。
3.He's just the kind that would stoop to swindle children out of a few pence.
他就是这种货色，会不顾廉耻去从孩子手中骗取几个零钱。
4.He's just the kind that would stoop to swindle old people out of a few pence.
他就是这么个家伙，自甘堕落去骗老人们的几文钱。
5.On his way to the sweet shop, he dropped his fifty pence and it bounced along the pavement and then disappeared down a drain.
在他去糖果店的路上，50便士掉在地上，在人行道上跳了几下，掉进了阴沟里。
6.In places like this one can still, occasionally, pick up for a few pence an old volume that may be worth many pounds.
这些地方，偶尔可以用几便士买一本旧书，而其价值可能很多英镑。
7.For it might have been sold for more than three hundred pence, and have been given to the poor. And they murmured against her.
这香膏可以卖三十多两银子周济穷人。他们就向那女人生气。
8.Brenda collapsed yesterday afternoon yet she was as right as nine pence when I saw her that morning.
布伦达昨天下午身体垮了，但我昨天上午见到她时，她还是好端端的。
9.There was a certain creditor which had two debtors: the one owed five hundred pence, and the other fifty.
耶稣说，一个债主，有两个人欠他的债。一个欠他五十两银子，一个欠五两银子。
10.She was slammed for increasing the price of school meals to sixty pence a week.
她因决定把学校的伙食费提高到每周六十便士而受到了猛烈抨击。