Definition of pistole in English:

pistole

noun pɪˈstəʊlpəˈstoʊl

Any of various gold coins used in Europe or Scotland in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Example sentencesExamples
- This may suggest that during this period the pound was considered approximately equivalent in value to the pistole, a gold coin of Spanish or French origin.
- According to a chart published in an almanac in 1759, in New York the Spanish pistole was equivalent to £1 / 9 / 0, and the French pistole was equivalent to £1 / 8 / 0.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, abbreviation of pistolet, in the same sense, of uncertain ultimate origin.

Definition of pistole in US English:

pistole

nounpəˈstōlpəˈstoʊl

Any of various gold coins used in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to a chart published in an almanac in 1759, in New York the Spanish pistole was equivalent to £1 / 9 / 0, and the French pistole was equivalent to £1 / 8 / 0.
- This may suggest that during this period the pound was considered approximately equivalent in value to the pistole, a gold coin of Spanish or French origin.

Origin

Late 16th century: from French, abbreviation of pistolet, in the same sense, of uncertain ultimate origin.

单词	pistole
释义	Definition of pistole in English: pistole noun pɪˈstəʊlpəˈstoʊl Any of various gold coins used in Europe or Scotland in the 17th and 18th centuries. Example sentencesExamples This may suggest that during this period the pound was considered approximately equivalent in value to the pistole, a gold coin of Spanish or French origin. According to a chart published in an almanac in 1759, in New York the Spanish pistole was equivalent to £1 / 9 / 0, and the French pistole was equivalent to £1 / 8 / 0. Origin Late 16th century: from French, abbreviation of pistolet, in the same sense, of uncertain ultimate origin. Definition of pistole in US English: pistole nounpəˈstōlpəˈstoʊl Any of various gold coins used in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries. Example sentencesExamples According to a chart published in an almanac in 1759, in New York the Spanish pistole was equivalent to £1 / 9 / 0, and the French pistole was equivalent to £1 / 8 / 0. This may suggest that during this period the pound was considered approximately equivalent in value to the pistole, a gold coin of Spanish or French origin. Origin Late 16th century: from French, abbreviation of pistolet, in the same sense, of uncertain ultimate origin.
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