dime in Italian
dime in Italian is decino — dime means a US or Canadian coin worth ten cents.
dime in Italian
decino
(US, Canada) A coin worth one-tenth of a dollar.
What does "dime" mean?
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noun A US or Canadian coin worth ten cents.
"He fished a dime out of his pocket for the parking meter."
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noun Informal: a small amount of money.
"It didn't cost me a dime to fix it myself."
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noun Slang: a very attractive person, rated a perfect ten.
"Everyone at the party agreed she was a total dime."
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verb Slang: to inform on someone to the authorities.
"Someone dimed him out to the cops after the party got loud."
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dime in a sentence
- He fished a dime out of his pocket for the parking meter.
- It didn't cost me a dime to fix it myself.
- Everyone at the party agreed she was a total dime.
- Someone dimed him out to the cops after the party got loud.
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What is "dime" in Italian?
"dime" in Italian is decino. dime means: A US or Canadian coin worth ten cents.
How do you use "dime" in a sentence?
Example: "He fished a dime out of his pocket for the parking meter." In Italian, "dime" is decino.
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