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We found 2 words, 2 kanji, and 13 examples matching '紙幣'
Word search: 2 matches
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し へ い 1
noun
paper money; note; bill
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excessive (reckless) issue of bank notes
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Kanji search: 2 matches
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紙
シ   かみ paper   
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氏
シ    family; Mr / Mrs   うじ family name   
糸
シ   いと thread   
幣
ヘイ    cash   
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敝
dilapidated   
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攵
ぼく strike   
㡀
ragged   
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小
ショウ   こ-    お-    ちいさい small   
冂
wide
巾
キン   turban; cloth
Example search: 13 matches
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しへい
紙幣
が
ごうけい
合計
５０
まい
枚
になる。
The bill amounts to fifty dollars.
この
じゅう
１０
ドル
しへい
紙幣
をくずしてくれませんか。
Could you give me some change for this ten dollar bill?
５ポンド
しへい
紙幣
をお
も
持
ちですか。
Do you have a five-pound note?
わたし
私
は
じゅう
１０
ドル
しへい
紙幣
をなくした。
I lost a ten-dollar note.
りょうがえき
両替機
で
しよう
使用
できる
しへい
紙幣
は
せんえん
千円
さつ
札
のみです。
The change machine only accepts 1,000 yen bills.
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