| 词汇 | coin |
| 释义 | coin (verb) coin 7 ENTRIES FOUND: coin (noun) coin (verb) flip side (noun) opposite (adjective) same (adjective) side (noun) two (noun) 1 coin /ˈkoɪn/ noun plural coins 1 coin /ˈkoɪn/ noun plural coins Learner's definition of COIN [count] : a small, flat, and usually round piece of metal issued by a government as money硬币；金属货币 gold/silver/copper coins金/银/铜币 I have a dollar in coins.我有一美元的硬币。 the other/opposite/flip side of the coin : a different way of looking at or thinking about a situation事情的另一面 The economy is improving, but the other side of the coin is that inflation is becoming a bigger problem.经济在好转，但另一方面通货膨胀也变得日益严重。 toss/flip a coin : to decide something by throwing a coin up in the air and seeing which side is shown after it lands抛硬币决定 Let's toss a coin. Heads, we don't go; tails, we do.咱们抛硬币决定吧。正面，我们不去；背面，我们去。 two sides of the same coin : two things that are regarded as two parts of the same thing同一事物的两个方面 These problems may seem unrelated but they are really two sides of the same coin.这些问题可能看上去互不相干，但它们确是同一事物的两个方面。 2 coin /ˈkoɪn/ verb coins; coined; coining 2 coin /ˈkoɪn/ verb coins; coined; coining Learner's definition of COIN [+ object] 1 : to create (a new word or phrase) that other people begin to use创造（新词语） The coach coined the phrase “refuse to lose.”教练新创了refuse to lose这一短语。 William Shakespeare is believed to have coined many words.据信，威廉·莎士比亚创造了许多新词。 ◊ The phrase to coin a phrase is sometimes used in a joking way to say that you know you are using a very common expression.常言说得好，套句老话说（有时用作戏谑之意） The couple lived happily ever after, to coin a phrase.还是那句老话，这对夫妇从此过上了幸福生活。 2 : to make (money in the form of coins)铸（币） The nation plans to coin more money.这个国家计划铸造更多硬币。 coin it British, informal or coin money : to earn a lot of money quickly or easily暴富；赚大钱 They are really coining it/money with their new CD.他们凭借自己的新唱片着实在赚大钱。 |
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