to coin money的意思|示意

'we'll throw a coin to decide,' she said lightly. 'No, we shouldn't play with money on a Sunday.

“我们来扔硬币决定，”她随意地说。“不，星期天我们不该玩钱。”

Everyone tries to find the coin for luck and money in the New Year.

每个人都寻找硬币以求在新的一年里好运及拥有财富。

He now put the money into his pocket, and proceeded to put on the other shoe; but his surprise was doubled on finding the other coin.

我们在每只鞋里各放一枚硬币，然后躲起来看他对这一意外发现有何反应。

"Think about how much money had been spent to be slightly better than a coin toss," he said.

他说“想想曾经花了那么多的钱，结果却只比掷硬币的概率稍好一点。”

He called his three sons to him. "Here is some money." he told them, "Each of you takes one coin to buy something that will fill this room." The one who can do this shall have my fortune.

他把三个儿子叫到跟前，“这里有点钱，”他对他们说，“你们每人拿一个硬币去买东西，买来的东西要充满这个房间，谁能做到这一点，谁就将继承我的财产。”

And on the corporate side of the coin, no one is positive which companies and which investors are going to end up losing money if more funds collapse.

并且从企业那边来看，如果更多的基金公司崩溃，没有人能确定还有哪一个公司、哪一个投资者能不再亏损。