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Перевод: sixpence

[существительное]
серебряная монета в шесть пенсов или полшиллинга; сумма в 6 пенсов

Тезаурус:

1. Either he did not wish me to get into trouble or, more probable, he did not relish the thought of giving me so much gelt - sixpence.
2. Sentence of death was passed on 8 convicts at the Old Bailey, 4 of whom were executed on 15 Feb.: "One of those who suffered was for robbing a farmer's boy of sixpence."
3. A 2,000-year-old Roman coin or and Elizabeth I sixpence go for just under 100, while a William the Conqueror silver penny is a little more.
4. For the bargain price of one shilling and sixpence the audience could watch alternating film and stage shows.
5. And glancing swiftly at it, she saw that the named cigar was listed as a box of one hundred for thirty-five shillings and sixpence, while its superior compatriot was fifty-four shillings and sixpence; and its sample of five was three and six, whereas five of this particular brand was only one and ten pence.
6. Walter Greenwood portrayed an old age pensioner in the 1930s who had to live on sixpence a day after he had paid his rent.
7. If you get it right the Beaver stops on a sixpence (but if you get it wrong, normally yielding water can be awfully hard!)
8. We heard that a Quaker lady, Miss Maud Gurney Tyler, was giving private shorthand classes for one shilling and sixpence a lesson.
9. Mrs. Cassey Three Shillings and Sixpence
10. Ralph made a friend of every pupil and on their birthday they were called to his desk and presented with a sixpence - quite a lot of money in the twenties.
11. He sent a copy to Hall, with a request to sell it for sixpence at the exhibition.
12. "She has a turn if Drew spends sixpence," said Bas, peering over Ricky's shoulder.
13. Half a crown to Arab refugees, one shilling and threepence for the lifeboats, sixpence to Christian Aid, five bob to Help the Aged, self-denial week - ninepence.