They got the name because they wore a copper penny showing the head of an Indian.

他们之所以得此名，是因为他们戴着一枚币，币上露出印第安人的头像。

And they were also covered with nearly 6,000 bronze, silver, and gold coins.

它们上面还覆盖着近6000枚币、银币和金币。

The archeologists found some ancient copper coins in the tomb.

考古学家在坟墓中发现了一些古代的币。

We each contributed two soldi, and purchased three huge oranges.

我们也各凑了两币，买了三大大的橘子。

The discovery includes 36 silver and bronze coins dating from the late 1500s.

这批硬币包含 36 枚 16 世纪末的银币和币。

Some people throw coins into fountains and make a wish, believing that their wish will come true.

有些人会掷币到池里并，他们相信这些望会成真。

The many thousands of bronze coins were found in 19 jars near Seville. James Read reports.

数千枚币在塞维利亚附近发现，盛装器皿为19罗马土罐。请听詹姆斯·李德的报道。

The as was always the denomination of a copper coin.

as一直是币的面额。

These copper coins originated from Chinese people's daily life and production.

这些币起源于中国人的日常生活和生产。

The poorest shepherd-girl never marries without her dozen, be it only a dozen coppers.

最穷的牧羊女，即使只有一打币，也不会嫁不出去。

The third was a one-cent copper coin and my grandfather told me that he used another kind of copper coin to buy sweets.

第三种是一分钱的币。爷爷还告诉我他当时还用另一种币买糖吃。

One day he fell asleep on a rock after he got one hundred copper coins.

有一天，他在得到一百币后在一块石头上睡着了。

Men hunted and fished for food. Both men and women wore earrings and other objects made of shells, pearls and copper.

男性负责打猎和捕鱼来获取食物。男性和女性都戴耳环和其他由贝壳，珍珠和币制成的饰品。

The money made out of silver, and gold, and copper is made in another city—not inWashington—at a place called the Mint.

银币、金币和币是在另外一城市制造的——不是在华盛顿—而是在一叫铸币局的地方。

That happened with the kissing coppers and it was sold for $575,000 at a U.S. auction.

接吻币就是这种情况， 在美国拍卖会上以 575, 000 美元的价格售出。

You just need a few copper pennies, some wire, galvanized nails, those lemons life gave you, and science!

你只需要几枚币、一些电线、镀锌钉子、生活给你的那些柠檬，还有科学！

In the millennium old story, coins of copper were covered with venom taken from a poisonous snake.

在一千年的古老故事中 币上覆盖着从毒蛇身上提取的毒液。

You're never getting a single copper coin out of my pocket!

你永远也从我的口袋里拿不出一枚币！

I paced the pavement, fingering the coppers in my pocket, eyeing the stall, two appetites at combat within me.

我在人行道上走来走去， 摸着口袋里的币， 盯着摊位，两种胃口在我体内交战。

At Rome, one who owed a great deal of money was said to have a great deal of other people's copper.

在罗马，据说欠了一大笔钱的人拥有别人的大量币。