单词two-pence
n.: （英国的）两便士硬币
（英国的）两便士硬币:
a British coin worth two pence
A penny saved is two pence clear, A pin a day"s a groan a year.
省一元等于净赚两块钱。一天一桶酒，病痛缠身一整年。
two pence , sir , the shopgirl dared to say . aha . .
“两便士，先生，”女店员壮起胆子来说。
"Never mind, " answered the officer, "take your two pence between your hands; now rattle them loudly. "
“不要紧，”警察回答道，“把你的两个便士用双手捂着；现在使劲把它们咔嗒咔嗒地摇出声音来。”
He that pays for Work before it, s done. has but a penny. worth for two pence.
完工之前就付钱，一个便士值两个。
Will you let me have three (cucumbers) for two pence?
两便士三个（黄瓜）可以吗？
The man then put the other boot on the box, but the boy refuse to clean unless he is paid two pence for his work.
这个人又把第二只鞋盒子上，但这男孩拒绝再给他免费清洁了，除非他为此付两便士。
On may 6, 1840, post office throughout England begin to sell stamp " one penny " black stamp and " two pence " blue stamp.
1840年5月6日，全英国的邮局开始发售邮票-一便士的黑色邮票和两便士的蓝色邮票。
After all, it only costs the reader two pence.
不管怎么说，读者只须花两个便士就可以买到呀！
I have but two pence in all the world, sir, and I must buy me some bread.
总共只有两个便士，我还要买面包吃呢，长官。
In 1808 the first broadsheet on the Chulkhurst twins was printed and sold outside the church on Easter for two pence.
1808年的复活节，比登登的教堂外首次出售印有查克赫斯特姐妹的大幅张贴画，每张售价两便士。