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单词 someone's two cents
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someone'stwo cents

idiom(alsosomeone'stwo cents' worth)
someone'sopinionabout something,esp. when it was notaskedfor orwanted:
If thechangesare going toaffectme, then Iwantto put my twocentsin.
(Definition ofsomeone's two centsfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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someone's two cents
They circulate on the basis oftwocentsof a shilling to one cent of a florin.
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It is all very well to chargetwocentsper pound with rubber at is.
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Kozloduy produces electricity at less thantwocentsper kilowatt-hour.
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In the meantime an increase oftwocentsan hour in the pay of oilworkers has taken place, and many workers have also received merit advances.
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Under the sliding scale system recently introduced, the tax in 1927 will be at the rate oftwocents per pound as compared with the former rate of six cents.
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A large part of the expenditure on agriculture is for planting high yielding rubber, and is partly financed by a rubber cess oftwocentsper lb.
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The retailer retains one cent of the tax, ortwocentsif they offer a refund to customers for bringing their own bags.
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The land, about three hectares was then bought for the amount oftwocentsper square meter.
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It costtwocentsper issue or five dollars for a one-year subscription.
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These could be mailed for one cent each, while the letter rate wastwocents.
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This was actuallytwocentsper pound less than the cost of producing tobacco.
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As a private enterprise, tolls were levied: five cents per pedestrian, twenty-five cents per horse-drawn wagon, andtwocentsfor swine and sheep.
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On release, the company said it would try to keep the pricetwocentsless than its standard 91-octane fuel.
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Lobsters were also plentiful, providing both food and income for the villagers, who peddled them to mainlanders at abouttwocentsapiece.
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For this he was paid two dollars and thirty-twocentsa day.
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