英语词汇“be two (or ten) a penny”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

be two (or ten) a penny

chiefly British Be plentiful and consequently of little value: princes used to be two a penny in Hungary...

Museums of modern art are two a penny in contemporary-art land.
Ghosts, goblins, fairies, sprites seem to be two a penny in Skye.
In Europe, cable-cars are almost two a penny, but they are extremely rare in the USA.

Synonyms

numerous, abundant, thick on the ground, profuse, plentiful, prolific, copious, legion, innumerable, countless, infinite, numberless;

in large numbers, by the gross, in strength, by the yard;

very common, widespread, popular, universal, ubiquitous

literary myriad, innumerous, manifold

See parent entry: penny

单词	be two (or ten) a penny
释义	be two (or ten) a penny chiefly British Be plentiful and consequently of little value: princes used to be two a penny in Hungary... Museums of modern art are two a penny in contemporary-art land. Ghosts, goblins, fairies, sprites seem to be two a penny in Skye. In Europe, cable-cars are almost two a penny, but they are extremely rare in the USA. Synonyms numerous, abundant, thick on the ground, profuse, plentiful, prolific, copious, legion, innumerable, countless, infinite, numberless; in large numbers, by the gross, in strength, by the yard; very common, widespread, popular, universal, ubiquitous literary myriad, innumerous, manifold See parent entry: penny
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