English to Luxembourgish Meaning of coin - Mënz

Coin :

Mënz

noun

Währung, Mënz, Suen, boer

verb

maachen, bauen, erfannen, schafen, Mënz, preparéieren, Generéiere, Dréimoment, schluppen, mengen, dass an, Spectateur aus

Coin :: MënzCoinage :: PrägungCoinages :: coinagesCoined :: dohiCoiner :: coinerCoiners :: coinersCoining :: coiningCoins :: Mënzen

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Definitions of coin in English

Noun(1) a flat metal piece (usually a disc
Verb(1) make up(2) form by stamping, punching, or printing

Examples of coin in English

(1) When players decide to cash out, they can receive it in coin or in the form of a ticket with the amount encoded on it.(2) This strikes me as basically un-Barbelithian, to coin an adjective.(3) These taxes were collected in coin from the burghs and fresh coin was minted 3 times a year in 60 royal mints arranged throughout the country.(4) she opened her purse and took out a coin(5) Indeed, the occasional coin and piece of pottery on sites in these areas may indicate collection of objects by locals from abandoned fort sites rather than trade.(6) They are simply devaluing further the already debased coin of Irish politics.(7) A spokeswoman said one person was arrested on suspicion of throwing a coin at a match official and another was arrested on suspicion of hurling a bottle.(8) he showed me how we could make a lot of coin(9) large amounts of coin and precious metal(10) The Viking mercenaries were probably drawn from Dublin and paid in silver in the form of coin or hack-silver, for there were no major Scandinavian settlements in Wales.(11) Folklore says you can test a piece of fish for ciguatera by seeing if a silver coin placed on it turns black, or if a sweet potato boiled with it changes color.(12) In Fisher's day, paper money and token coin were the predominant means of payment.(13) I then proceeded carefully to count out the entire 14 pounds 78 pence in coin , rummaging in the depths of my coin-purse to retrieve the whole sum.(14) Sometimes a franc or a gold piece is put into the cake, and the person receiving the piece which contains the coin , is supposed to be going to have a lucky year.(15) During the Tang dynasty, for example, the ordinary people traded with low-value copper coin instead.(16) Individually, the smokers wouldn't get that much money but the lawyers were going to get huge coin .

Related Phrases of coin

(1) gold coin ::

Gold Mënz

(2) coin purse ::

Mënz Portmonni

(3) a coin ::

eng Mënz

(4) toss a coin ::

gehäit eng Mënz

(5) flip a coin ::

VSC eng Mënz

(6) silver coin ::

sëlwer Mënz

(7) coin toss ::

Mënz gehäit

(8) coin laundry ::

Mënz Wäsch

(9) coin collecting ::

Mënz sammelen

(10) old coin ::

al Mënz

Related Phrases of coin

(1) gold coin ::

Gold Mënz

(2) coin purse ::

Mënz Portmonni

(3) a coin ::

eng Mënz

(4) toss a coin ::

gehäit eng Mënz

(5) flip a coin ::

VSC eng Mënz

(6) silver coin ::

sëlwer Mënz

(7) coin toss ::

Mënz gehäit

(8) coin laundry ::

Mënz Wäsch

(9) coin collecting ::

Mënz sammelen

(10) old coin ::

al Mënz

Synonyms

Noun

1. penny ::

Penny

2. coinage ::

Mënzwiesen

Verb

3. mint ::

Mënzprägung

4. invent ::

erfannen

5. strike ::

Spectateur

Different Forms

coin, coinage, coinages, coined, coiner, coiners, coining, coins

Word Example from TV Shows

"Every time a Targaryen is born, the Gods flip a COIN."

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 7