Definition of red cent in English:

red cent

noun

North American

1A one-cent coin.
1. 1.1usually with negative The smallest amount of money.
  some of the people don't deserve a single red cent
  Example sentencesExamples
  Despite all wanting to win the election, these candidates haven't spent a red cent, abused an expense account or cruised round in a chauffeured limousine.
  They want to be excused from paying one red cent.
  You can be damn sure they will never see a red cent of my money.
  We mentor the prodigies whose accomplishments bring pride and recognition to everyone - and we do it without raising taxes one red cent!
  E-mail them with every single question you may have before you give them one red cent of your hard earned dollars.
  Unfortunately it won't be getting a single red cent from our household.
  Well I'm not prepared to give you one red cent until I know what it is we have here.
  He ran an ad that totally distorted Governor Bush's record on taxes, claiming he saved not a single dime or single red cent for Social Security.
  ‘If a toll booth is foisted on us, under current legislation, not one red cent will come back to us, not even rates on the booth,’ said Cllr Aird.
  Now as a result, over $100 million annually slips out of the Bahamas to support Florida lotteries, and not one damn red cent comes back.
  Non-cultists, don't even contemplate laying out a red cent for this.
  Even if it has managed to patent the optimal way to run this kind of system, that doesn't mean it'll ever see a red cent in return.
  James, he argues, never gave a red cent to the poor, spending it instead on gambling, booze and loose women.
  She informs us that - although we won't be getting a red cent for our labors - the film-makers have assembled a raffle for us.

Origin

Early 19th century: so named because it was formerly made of copper.

Definition of red cent in US English:

red cent

nounˈˌred ˈsentˈˌrɛd ˈsɛnt

North American

1A one-cent coin; a penny.
1. 1.1usually with negative The smallest amount of money.
  some of the people don't deserve a single red cent
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘If a toll booth is foisted on us, under current legislation, not one red cent will come back to us, not even rates on the booth,’ said Cllr Aird.
  E-mail them with every single question you may have before you give them one red cent of your hard earned dollars.
  Now as a result, over $100 million annually slips out of the Bahamas to support Florida lotteries, and not one damn red cent comes back.
  James, he argues, never gave a red cent to the poor, spending it instead on gambling, booze and loose women.
  We mentor the prodigies whose accomplishments bring pride and recognition to everyone - and we do it without raising taxes one red cent!
  Unfortunately it won't be getting a single red cent from our household.
  They want to be excused from paying one red cent.
  Despite all wanting to win the election, these candidates haven't spent a red cent, abused an expense account or cruised round in a chauffeured limousine.
  You can be damn sure they will never see a red cent of my money.
  Even if it has managed to patent the optimal way to run this kind of system, that doesn't mean it'll ever see a red cent in return.
  She informs us that - although we won't be getting a red cent for our labors - the film-makers have assembled a raffle for us.
  Well I'm not prepared to give you one red cent until I know what it is we have here.
  Non-cultists, don't even contemplate laying out a red cent for this.
  He ran an ad that totally distorted Governor Bush's record on taxes, claiming he saved not a single dime or single red cent for Social Security.

Origin

Early 19th century: so named because it was formerly made of copper.

单词	red cent
释义	Definition of red cent in English: red cent noun North American 1A one-cent coin. 1.1usually with negative The smallest amount of money. some of the people don't deserve a single red cent Example sentencesExamples Despite all wanting to win the election, these candidates haven't spent a red cent, abused an expense account or cruised round in a chauffeured limousine. They want to be excused from paying one red cent. You can be damn sure they will never see a red cent of my money. We mentor the prodigies whose accomplishments bring pride and recognition to everyone - and we do it without raising taxes one red cent! E-mail them with every single question you may have before you give them one red cent of your hard earned dollars. Unfortunately it won't be getting a single red cent from our household. Well I'm not prepared to give you one red cent until I know what it is we have here. He ran an ad that totally distorted Governor Bush's record on taxes, claiming he saved not a single dime or single red cent for Social Security. ‘If a toll booth is foisted on us, under current legislation, not one red cent will come back to us, not even rates on the booth,’ said Cllr Aird. Now as a result, over $100 million annually slips out of the Bahamas to support Florida lotteries, and not one damn red cent comes back. Non-cultists, don't even contemplate laying out a red cent for this. Even if it has managed to patent the optimal way to run this kind of system, that doesn't mean it'll ever see a red cent in return. James, he argues, never gave a red cent to the poor, spending it instead on gambling, booze and loose women. She informs us that - although we won't be getting a red cent for our labors - the film-makers have assembled a raffle for us. Origin Early 19th century: so named because it was formerly made of copper. Definition of red cent in US English: red cent nounˈˌred ˈsentˈˌrɛd ˈsɛnt North American 1A one-cent coin; a penny. 1.1usually with negative The smallest amount of money. some of the people don't deserve a single red cent Example sentencesExamples ‘If a toll booth is foisted on us, under current legislation, not one red cent will come back to us, not even rates on the booth,’ said Cllr Aird. E-mail them with every single question you may have before you give them one red cent of your hard earned dollars. Now as a result, over $100 million annually slips out of the Bahamas to support Florida lotteries, and not one damn red cent comes back. James, he argues, never gave a red cent to the poor, spending it instead on gambling, booze and loose women. We mentor the prodigies whose accomplishments bring pride and recognition to everyone - and we do it without raising taxes one red cent! Unfortunately it won't be getting a single red cent from our household. They want to be excused from paying one red cent. Despite all wanting to win the election, these candidates haven't spent a red cent, abused an expense account or cruised round in a chauffeured limousine. You can be damn sure they will never see a red cent of my money. Even if it has managed to patent the optimal way to run this kind of system, that doesn't mean it'll ever see a red cent in return. She informs us that - although we won't be getting a red cent for our labors - the film-makers have assembled a raffle for us. Well I'm not prepared to give you one red cent until I know what it is we have here. Non-cultists, don't even contemplate laying out a red cent for this. He ran an ad that totally distorted Governor Bush's record on taxes, claiming he saved not a single dime or single red cent for Social Security. Origin Early 19th century: so named because it was formerly made of copper.
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