Definition of press money in English:

press money

(also prest money)

noun ˈprɛs ˌmʌni

historical

1Money paid in advance as wages or against expenses to be incurred. Compare prest. Now rare.
2Money paid to a sailor or soldier on enlistment, the acceptance of which was held to constitute legal proof of his engagement.

Late Middle English. From prest + money. In some forms probably partly influenced by press, press.

(also prest money)

nounˈprɛs ˌmʌni

historical

1Money paid in advance as wages or against expenses to be incurred. Compare prest. Now rare.
2Money paid to a sailor or soldier on enlistment, the acceptance of which was held to constitute legal proof of his engagement.

Late Middle English. From prest + money. In some forms probably partly influenced by press, press.

词汇	press money
释义	Definition of press money in English: press money (also prest money) noun ˈprɛs ˌmʌni historical 1Money paid in advance as wages or against expenses to be incurred. Compare prest. Now rare. 2Money paid to a sailor or soldier on enlistment, the acceptance of which was held to constitute legal proof of his engagement. Origin Late Middle English. From prest + money. In some forms probably partly influenced by press, press. Definition of press money in US English: press money (also prest money) nounˈprɛs ˌmʌni historical 1Money paid in advance as wages or against expenses to be incurred. Compare prest. Now rare. 2Money paid to a sailor or soldier on enlistment, the acceptance of which was held to constitute legal proof of his engagement. Origin Late Middle English. From prest + money. In some forms probably partly influenced by press, press.
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