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I. coin [Am kɔɪn, Brit kɔɪn] N
1. coin C (individual):
coin
let's toss or flip a coin
let's toss or flip a coin
let's toss or flip a coin
let's toss or flip a coin
2. coin U (collectively):
coin
he paid me in coin
to pay sb back in her/his own coin
II. coin [Am kɔɪn, Brit kɔɪn] VB trans
1. coin (invent):
coin word/expression
to coin a phrase
2. coin (mint):
coin
to coin it (in) Brit inf
to coin it (in) Brit inf
coin box N
coin box
coin-operated [Am ˈkɔɪnˌɑpəˌreɪdəd, Brit ˈkɔɪnˌɒpəreɪtɪd] ADJ
coin-op [ˈkɔɪnˌɑːp, ˈkɔɪnˌɒp] ADJ
coin-op → coin-operated
coin-operated [Am ˈkɔɪnˌɑpəˌreɪdəd, Brit ˈkɔɪnˌɒpəreɪtɪd] ADJ
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. coin [kɔɪn] N
coin
to toss a coin
II. coin [kɔɪn] VB trans
coin
Phrases:
to coin a phrase ...
gold coin N
gold coin
coin-box telephone N
to flip a coin
flip of a coin
to pay sb back in the same coin
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
English
English
Spanish
Spanish
I. coin [kɔɪn] N
coin
to toss a coin
II. coin [kɔɪn] VB trans
coin
Phrases:
to coin a phrase...
to flip a coin
flip of a coin
mint coin
rare animal, coin, disease
to pay sb back in the same coin
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
Present
Icoin
youcoin
he/she/itcoins
wecoin
youcoin
theycoin
Past
Icoined
youcoined
he/she/itcoined
wecoined
youcoined
theycoined
Present Perfect
Ihavecoined
youhavecoined
he/she/ithascoined
wehavecoined
youhavecoined
theyhavecoined
Past Perfect
Ihadcoined
youhadcoined
he/she/ithadcoined
wehadcoined
youhadcoined
theyhadcoined
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The bank trys to auction off her house if she did not pay back on time.
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He hired a military attorney to try to have the issue resolved, pay back the government, to get out of the military.
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The participants organize themselves into community banks and pay back their loans with interest on monthly payments.
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He was convicted and imprisoned for sixteen months between 1940 and 1942, before he was paroled and ordered to pay back taxes.
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He also had to pay back his prize money worth 24.000.
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