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pence

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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pence [ingl brit pɛns, ingl am pɛns] SOST sost pl ingl brit

pence → penny

penny [ingl brit ˈpɛni, ingl am ˈpɛni] SOST

1. penny <pl pennies> (small amount of money):

centime m

2. penny ingl brit <pl pence or pennies> (unit of currency):

fifty pence or p
cinquante pence
a five pence or five p piece
a 25 pence or 25p stamp
un timbre-poste à 25 pence

3. penny ingl am <pl pennies>:

a pretty penny colloq
ça a fait tilt colloq
they are two or ten a penny colloq
to spend a penny colloq ingl brit eufem

Peter's pence SOST sost pl RELIG

Peter's pence

penny [ingl brit ˈpɛni, ingl am ˈpɛni] SOST

1. penny <pl pennies> (small amount of money):

centime m

2. penny ingl brit <pl pence or pennies> (unit of currency):

fifty pence or p
cinquante pence
a five pence or five p piece
a 25 pence or 25p stamp
un timbre-poste à 25 pence

3. penny ingl am <pl pennies>:

a pretty penny colloq
ça a fait tilt colloq
they are two or ten a penny colloq
to spend a penny colloq ingl brit eufem

penny whistle SOST

penny black SOST

I. penny-pinching [ingl brit ˈpɛnɪpɪntʃɪŋ, ingl am ˈpɛni ˌpɪntʃɪŋ] SOST

II. penny-pinching [ingl brit ˈpɛnɪpɪntʃɪŋ, ingl am ˈpɛni ˌpɪntʃɪŋ] AGG

penny-farthing SOST

penny-pincher SOST

penny dreadful SOST colloq, disuso

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inglese
inglese

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
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francese
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pence [pens] SOST

pence pl of penny

penny <-ies [or ingl brit pence]> [ˈpeni] SOST

1. penny <pence> (value):

2. penny <-ies> (coin):

locuzioni:

two [or ten] a penny

penny <-ies [or ingl brit pence]> [ˈpeni] SOST

1. penny <pence> (value):

2. penny <-ies> (coin):

locuzioni:

two [or ten] a penny

penny-pinching AGG

francese
francese
inglese
inglese
it's not worth a penny [or red cent ingl am]
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

penny <-ies> [ˈpen·i] SOST

1. penny (value):

2. penny (coin):

locuzioni:

penny-pinching AGG

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francese
inglese
inglese

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The penny-pinching atmosphere of the 1930s produced hypercautious commanders and defective torpedoes.
en.wikipedia.org
Having processes, rules, policies and cost controls is too often portrayed as bureaucratic, penny-pinching and inhumane.
www.theglobeandmail.com
This kind of penny-pinching, small-team mentality will get us nowhere in the modern world.
www.justarsenal.com
In a penny-pinching year, how shall we pay for ambition?
www.standard.co.uk
Perhaps, he is being driven by mediocrity or needless penny-pinching.
www.ghanaweb.com