| 释义 |
scu·do
\ˈskü(ˌ)dō\ noun
(plural scu·di \-dē\)
Etymology: Italian, literally, shield, from Latin scutum shield — more at esquire
1.
a. : a gold coin first issued in the 15th century or a silver coin first issued in the 16th century and used in Italy to the 19th century approximately equivalent to a dollar
b. : a unit of value equivalent to a scudo
2. [modification of Spanish escudo — more at escudo] : escudo |