Jefferson in Russian
Jefferson in Russian is Дже́фферсон — Jefferson means a US two-dollar bill (informal, so called from the portrait of Thomas Jefferson on it).
Jefferson in Russian
What does "Jefferson" mean?
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noun A US two-dollar bill (informal, so called from the portrait of Thomas Jefferson on it).
"He paid for the coffee with a couple of Jeffersons."
Jefferson in a sentence
- He paid for the coffee with a couple of Jeffersons.
- Two-dollar bills are rare, so people sometimes hang onto a Jefferson instead of spending it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Jefferson" in Russian?
"Jefferson" in Russian is Дже́фферсон. Jefferson means: A US two-dollar bill (informal, so called from the portrait of Thomas Jefferson on it).
How do you pronounce Дже́фферсон?
"Jefferson" in Russian is Дже́фферсон, pronounced "Dzhefferson".
How do you use "Jefferson" in a sentence?
Example: "He paid for the coffee with a couple of Jeffersons." In Russian, "Jefferson" is Дже́фферсон.