tenner

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I'll give you a tenner for your old bike.
我出十英鎊買(mǎi)你的舊自行車(chē)。
But of the advances described in 'Our Own Devices, ' the only one that Tenner seems to endorse without reservation is the modern adjustable office chair.
然而，在《我們自身的發(fā)明》中所描述的那些先進(jìn)的事物之中，唯一一個(gè)滕納無(wú)保畱認(rèn)可的事物是現(xiàn)代可調(diào)式辦公椅。
I take them to pubs, coffee shops, kebab shops. People buy them and know that I'm a crack head and they say he's a crack head, give him a tenner, give him 20 and they sell it.
“我騎著這些車(chē)到酒館，咖啡店，烤肉店去，那裡的人會(huì)買(mǎi)下來(lái)，他們知道我是癮君子，然後會(huì)和別人說(shuō)‘嘿，他是個(gè)癮君子，給他10磅或20磅就行’，然後把車(chē)轉(zhuǎn)手賣(mài)掉”。

Dr. Scott Tenner, a Brooklyn-based gastroenterologist, signed on with Validare in 2005.
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