At first the price of a copy of newspaper was seldom a penny—usually two or three cents was charged.
起初，一份报纸的零售价很少会是一分钱，通常会收取两、三分钱。
Dr Butt reckons the cost of his system would be two or three cents per egg.
Butt博士预计他这套系统的花费相当于每个鸡蛋两到三美分。
Radio programmes can cost as little as three cents to reach a listener in Africa.
在非洲广播节目只需花费三分钱就能获得一位听众。
The new tag, reported in the March issue of IEEE Transactions on Electron Devices, costs about three cents to print, compared to about 50 cents for each silicon-based tag.
据《国际电子电器工程师电子器件杂志》(IEEETransactionson Electron Devices)三月刊上一篇报告所述，这种新型标签印刷成本只有三美分，相比之下，用硅片制作的标签成本却达50美分。
Where have you been? - we've just been to the shop. - What did you buy? - I bought some envelopes and a bottle of ink. - How much is the ink? - Twenty-three cents. - I must go and get a bottle too.
—我们刚刚去商店了。—买什么了？—我买了一些信封和一瓶墨水。—墨水多少钱一瓶？—两毛三。—我也得去买一瓶。
Peepoople plans to sell the bags for two to three cents each.
Peepoople计划每个袋子售价两到三美分。
Peepoople plans to sell the bags for two to three cents each.
Peepoople计划每个袋子售价两到三美分。
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