Phrase

government note

/ˈɡʌvənmənt nəut/

noun

政府纸币

a piece of paper money issued by a government

1.
Synonym of bill (“a writing that binds the signer or signers to pay a certain sum at a future day or on demand”).
bill的同义词(“签署人承诺在未来某日或按要求支付一定金额的书面文件”)。

bill的同义词(“签署人承诺在未来某日或按要求支付一定金额的书面文件”)。

In use

The museum displayed a rare government note from the 19th century.

博物馆展示了一张19世纪罕见的政府纸币。

Many people prefer paper money, such as a government note, over coins.

许多人更喜欢纸币，比如政府纸币，而不是硬币。

She found an old government note in her grandfather's drawer.

她在祖父的抽屉里找到了一张旧政府纸币。

The central bank decided to issue new government notes.

中央银行决定发行新的政府纸币。

They paid for the goods in government notes.

他们用政府纸币支付了货款。

He found an old government note in the drawer.

他在抽屉里发现了一张旧的政府纸币。

I paid with government note.I paid with a government note.

「government note」是可数名词，在英语中单数可数名词前需要加冠词或限定词，而汉语没有此要求，学习者容易遗漏冠词。

I have two government note.I have two government notes.

表示多个时，名词需变复数加-s，汉语名词没有单复数变化，学习者容易忽略复数形式。

页面下方列出了常见词形变化。学习时注意它们在句子中的语法位置。

Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.