I only have five dollars.
I only have five dollars.
English
dollar
ˈdɑlər, ˈdɑː.lɚ, dɔlɚ, ˈdɑlɚ, ˈdɒlə, ˈdɔːlə
Meaning: basic monetary unit in the US and other countries
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Example sentences
This coffee cost me five dollars.
This coffee cost me five dollars.
They cost ten dollars each.
They cost ten dollars each.
The total came to twenty dollars.
The total came to twenty dollars.
A ticket to the movie costs ten dollars.
A ticket to the movie costs ten dollars.
Usage Notes
Used for the currency symbol '$'. The plural is 'dollars'.
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