dime

UK
/daɪm/
US
/daɪm/
dimeсуществительное
dimes
множ.
UK
/daɪm/
US
/daɪm/
Переводы
He found a dime on the sidewalk.
Он нашел монету на тротуаре.
She used a dime to make a phone call.
Она использовала десятицентовик, чтобы позвонить.
Дополнительные переводы
Определения
A coin of the United States worth ten cents.
I found a dime on the sidewalk while walking to the store.
Ten cents as a unit of money; by extension, any very small amount of money.
The phone call used to cost just a dime.
Something common and therefore of little value (chiefly in the phrase "a dime a dozen").
Talented programmers used to be a dime a dozen in that market.
A prison sentence of ten years. (slang, US)
He did a dime for armed robbery.
A person considered extremely attractive; a perfect "ten". (slang, US)
Everyone agreed the new singer was a real dime.
Ten dollars' worth of an illicit drug, especially marijuana. (slang, US)
He picked up a dime of weed before the concert.
An assist in basketball; a pass that leads directly to a score. (slang, US sports)
The point guard dished out nine dimes in the second half.
dimeглагол
dimed
Прошедшее простое время
dimed
Причастие прошедшего времени
diming
Герундий
Определения
To inform on or betray (someone) to the authorities. (slang, chiefly US)
She dimed on the gang to avoid jail time.
Синонимы
rat out
tell on
squeal on
give away
turn in
tip off
inform on
dimeприлагательное
UK
/daɪm/
US
/daɪm/
Used attributively to denote cheapness, low quality, or a cost of ten cents (e.g., "dime novel", "dime store").
Определения
Cheap; inexpensive or low-quality (usually attributive).
He picked up a dime novel at the station.