Was heißt »Cent« auf Englisch?

Deutsch/Englische Beispielübersetzungen

Zehntausend plus fünftausend und fünf Cent ergeben fünfzehntausend und fünf Cent.

Ten thousand plus five thousand and five cents make fifteen thousand and five cents.

Ein Dollar ist gleich hundert Cent.

A dollar is equal to a hundred cents.

Sie waren ungefähr 25 Cent pro Pfund billiger.

They were about 25 cents a pound cheaper.

Er lebt von der Hand in den Mund und spart nie einen Cent.

He lives hand to mouth and never saves a cent.

Diese Puppe kostet nur sechzig Cent.

This doll costs only sixty cents.

In Amerika ist ein "Quarter" eine Münze im Wert von 25 Cent, also sind vier Quarter zusammen ein Dollar.

In American money, a "quarter" is 25 cents; 4 quarters make a dollar.

Ich habe nicht einen Cent, geschweige denn einen Dollar.

I don't have a cent, let alone a dollar.

Sie bekommen keinen Cent.

They won't be getting a penny.

They're not getting a penny.

Bitte zwei Briefmarken zu je 45 Cent.

Two 45-cent stamps, please.

Der Mann lebt von der Hand in den Mund und spart nie einen Cent.

The man lives from hand to mouth and never saves a cent.

Der japanische Hightech-Reiskocher, den ich mir gekauft habe, ist wirklich jeden Cent wert.

The Japanese high tech rice cooker that I bought is really worth every penny.

Jetzt reicht’s – ich werde dir keinen müden Cent mehr leihen!

That's it. I'm not lending you any more money.

Maria wrang aus Tom den letzten Cent heraus.

Mary took Tom for every cent he had.

Dieses Bonbon kostet achtzig Cent.

This candy costs eighty cents.

This sweet costs eighty cents.

Der Bauer verkauft Milch für zehn Cent pro Liter.

The farmer sells milk for ten cents a litre.

Tom hatte nicht einen Cent.

Tom didn't have a penny.

Du hast mir nur fünfzig Cent gegeben.

You gave me only fifty cents.

Es kostet dich nicht einen Cent.

It won't cost you a penny.

Diese Süßigkeiten kosten 80 Cent.

These sweets cost eighty cents.

Sinnverwandte Wörter

Geld­stück:

coin

Antonyme

Dol­lar:

dollar

Eu­ro:

euro

Englische Beispielsätze

• College graduates earn on average over fifty per cent more than those with only a high-school degree.

• Only about 15 per cent of people with autism are in the workforce, mainly because people are so judgemental about them.

• Tom agreed with me a hundred per cent.

• Tom agreed with me one hundred per cent.

• Tom received only one per cent of the vote.

• Fifteen per cent of the housing will be affordable, so that low-income families will be able to buy or rent homes in the area.

• Only three per cent of the population of England uses RP.

• The VAT in Germany is 19 per cent.

• Fifty-two per cent of British women prefer chocolate to sex.

• Prices in the last ten years have risen by fifty per cent.

• Aboriginal Australians make up about 3 per cent of the population.

• They marked down the damaged goods by forty per cent.

• They reduced the price of the damaged goods by forty per cent.

• Use of public transport has increased by fifty per cent.

• "Are you sure?" "A hundred per cent."

• "Are there a lot of yellow dwarves, Mum?" "Oh, there are! Yellow dwarves make up about ninety per cent of all stars."

• The reward is five per cent.

• I don't owe you a red cent.

• These cardboard boxes are a hundred per cent recyclable.

• Prices over the last ten years have risen by fifty per cent.

Übergeordnete Begriffe

Eu­ro­mün­ze:

coin

Klein­geld:

change

Mün­ze:

coin