coffers

UK
/ˈkɒfəz/
US
/ˈkɔfərz/
cofferssubstantiv
coffers
Pl.
Plural-only noun meaning funds or collections of money; also the plural of "coffer" meaning chests or strongboxes.
Übersetzungen
казнафинансы; переносное значение
A generous donation helped replenish the university's coffers.
Щедрое пожертвование помогло пополнить казну университета.
бюджетфинансы
The city's coffers are nearly empty after the festival.
Городской бюджет почти опустел после фестиваля.
сундукибуквальное значение
Pirates stored their loot in iron-banded coffers.
Пираты хранили свою добычу в окованных железом сундуках.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ларцыпоэтичное или устаревшее
Definitionen
The funds or financial resources of an organization, government, or individual.
A generous donation helped replenish the university's coffers.
Strongboxes or chests for keeping valuables; plural of coffer.
The palace treasury once held jeweled coffers filled with gold.
coffersubstantiv

coffers

Pl.

coffers
Pl.
UK
/ˈkɒfə/
US
/ˈkɔfər/
Übersetzungen
The old coffer was filled with ancient coins.
Старый сундук был наполнен древними монетами.
The city's coffer was depleted after the festival.
Казна города была истощена после фестиваля.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
Definitionen
A strongbox or small chest for holding valuables.
The ancient coffer was filled with gold coins and precious jewels.
A recessed panel in a ceiling.
The ornate coffer in the ceiling added a touch of elegance to the room.
A treasury or funds of an organization or government.
The city's coffers were depleted after the costly infrastructure project.
cofferverb

coffers

coffered
Präteritum
coffered
Partizip Perfekt
coffering
Gerundium
UK
/ˈkɒfə/
US
/ˈkɔfər/
Übersetzungen
класть в сундук
They decided to coffer the valuable artifacts for safekeeping.
Они решили класть ценные артефакты в сундук для сохранности.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
обивать кожей
Definitionen
To store or secure something valuable in a coffer or chest.
The museum decided to coffer the ancient artifacts to ensure their safety.
To adorn or shape (a ceiling, vault, etc.) with a series of sunken panels.
The architects decided to coffer the ceiling to emulate ancient Roman design.