pocket money

英 [ˈpɒkɪt mʌni]

美 [ˈpɑːkɪt mʌni]

n.  (父母给孩子的)零花钱; 零用钱; 小额私用款

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牛津词典

noun

• （父母给孩子的）零花钱
  a small amount of money that parents give their children, usually every week or every month
• 零用钱；小额私用款
  a small amount of money that you can spend on things you need or want

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT （父母给孩子的）零用钱，零花钱
  Pocket moneyis money which children are given by their parents, usually every week.
  1. We agreed to give her £6 a week pocket money.
     我们同意每周给她6英镑零花钱。

in AM, usually use 美国英语通常用 allowance


• N-UNCOUNT 日常零用钱；挣得的小钱
  Pocket moneyis a small amount of money which you earn, and which you can use for buying things that you want.
  1. Volunteers receive £21 pocket money each week, accommodation and expenses.
     志愿者每周领到21英镑的零用钱，免费住宿，还得到一笔生活费。

英英释义

noun

• cash for day-to-day spending on incidental expenses
  Synonym:pin moneyspending money

双语例句

• Well. You can buy the shoes with your pocket money.
  嗯。那你可以用你的零用钱来买鞋。
• What about your pocket money? Have you spent it all?
  你的零用钱呢？全花光了吗？
• Your son gets much too much pocket money.
  你儿子的零花钱太多了。
• Have you saved enough pocket money to go to the cinema?
  你存够零花钱去电影院看电影了吗？
• I wish to change some pocket money.
  我希望换些零钱。
• I guess you have no pocket money, right?
  我猜你一点零用钱也没有，对吗？
• Have you got any pocket money from your parents this week?
  这周你从父母那里得到了零花钱了吗？
• He docked her pocket money until the debt was paid off.
  他削减了她的零用钱，直到还清了债务。
• I remember you have some pocket money left.
  我记得你有剩下一些零用钱。
• I think I can coax father into increasing my pocket money.
  我想我可以说服父亲增加我的零花钱。