Definition of fiver in English:

fiver

noun ˈfʌɪvəˈfaɪvər

British informal

1A five-pound note.
〈英，非正式〉五英镑的钞票
Example sentencesExamples
- When I went round to people's desks with the collection sheet, nearly everyone made a donation and lots were putting in fivers.
- How about the smell of crisp new fivers and tenners, please?
- But it's also true that there has been a steady flow of fivers from old women with spidery handwriting.
- Admittedly, an extra fiver or tenner a month won't break the bank for most people but, for many of us, the council tax is one of our largest expenses.
- We are not talking in terms of a fiver or a tenner here or there.
- The Treasury is planning to make the nation's money go further by replacing all its fivers with plastic bank notes.
- People who would usually put in £1 have been giving fivers.
- Right now I've got a couple of crumpled-up old fivers in my pocket.
- They'll never remember to pay you in that state and even if they do, they'll mix up tenners and fivers - a fact which won't always work in your favour.
- Unfortunately, at the moment, sales are slow, as most such wines cost over a fiver (and many hover closer to a tenner).
- He nudged her out of the way before grabbing a fistful of fivers from the till.
- His helper passes the CDs to him from a three-feet-deep cardboard box and the trader dishes them out to supporters as fivers and tenners change hands.
- Short of the band throwing fivers into the audience, the show couldn't be much better.
- The General paid the bill from a bundle of fivers and hurried down the stairs.
- They said they'd pay her a fiver then proceeded to borrow a tenner off me.
- Some gave us fivers while others paid with a £20 note.
- It is offering passengers from York the chance to travel to London for just a fiver - with a return ticket costing a tenner.
- Corruption is about far more than an envelope stuffed full of fivers in someone's back pocket.
- Never wanting to be left out, here is a dream I had last night: I opened my wallet, and found an old bank slip, three fivers and a tenner there.
- ‘I wish I was rich enough to use fivers as scrap paper,’ remarked Caroline.
1. 1.1North American A five-dollar bill.
  〈北美〉五美元的钞票
  Example sentencesExamples
  I picked up my frappuccino and drank it all down whilst Justin pulled out a fiver and left it on the table.
  The fiver will be paid back next Saturday at the pub.
  I search my wallet for something extra, but I've only got a fiver and my checkbook is at home.
  The happy hour offer is excellent value and the promotional bottle of wine at a fiver well what more can I say.
  Then, Frances bounded into the living room to collect a fiver after she heard her mom curse.
  He could have contradicted the Aussie's statement but the fiver, still rolled up in his weak hand, was enough validation for him.
  She says she'll sell it, and then if fate places that fiver and that book in each other's hands someday, they'll know they were meant to be together.
  Next I made it known that I would pick up anyone's kitchen detail for a fiver and soon I was working the wash box four days a week.
  After an empty fifteen seconds, he lowered his head down to the line and placed the fiver under his nose.
  I love mix tapes as much as the next cheapskate, but I like to get them for a fiver from my local market bootlegger.
  What makes the whole operation so charming is that it seems like no one's dropping anything even as heavy as a fiver, so you lose your cash dollar by dollar.
  The next day my boatmates and I each slipped Martin a fiver, and suddenly his English improved immensely.

Rhymes

conniver, contriver, diver, driver, Godiva, Ivor, jiver, Liver, reviver, saliva, skiver, striver, survivor, viva

Definition of fiver in US English:

fiver

nounˈfīvərˈfaɪvər

North American informal

1A five-dollar bill.
〈北美〉五美元的钞票
Example sentencesExamples
- What makes the whole operation so charming is that it seems like no one's dropping anything even as heavy as a fiver, so you lose your cash dollar by dollar.
- He could have contradicted the Aussie's statement but the fiver, still rolled up in his weak hand, was enough validation for him.
- Next I made it known that I would pick up anyone's kitchen detail for a fiver and soon I was working the wash box four days a week.
- After an empty fifteen seconds, he lowered his head down to the line and placed the fiver under his nose.
- I picked up my frappuccino and drank it all down whilst Justin pulled out a fiver and left it on the table.
- The next day my boatmates and I each slipped Martin a fiver, and suddenly his English improved immensely.
- The happy hour offer is excellent value and the promotional bottle of wine at a fiver well what more can I say.
- I search my wallet for something extra, but I've only got a fiver and my checkbook is at home.
- Then, Frances bounded into the living room to collect a fiver after she heard her mom curse.
- The fiver will be paid back next Saturday at the pub.
- She says she'll sell it, and then if fate places that fiver and that book in each other's hands someday, they'll know they were meant to be together.
- I love mix tapes as much as the next cheapskate, but I like to get them for a fiver from my local market bootlegger.
1. 1.1British A five-pound note.
  〈英，非正式〉五英镑的钞票
  Example sentencesExamples
  People who would usually put in £1 have been giving fivers.
  The General paid the bill from a bundle of fivers and hurried down the stairs.
  His helper passes the CDs to him from a three-feet-deep cardboard box and the trader dishes them out to supporters as fivers and tenners change hands.
  When I went round to people's desks with the collection sheet, nearly everyone made a donation and lots were putting in fivers.
  ‘I wish I was rich enough to use fivers as scrap paper,’ remarked Caroline.
  Right now I've got a couple of crumpled-up old fivers in my pocket.
  They said they'd pay her a fiver then proceeded to borrow a tenner off me.
  Some gave us fivers while others paid with a £20 note.
  Never wanting to be left out, here is a dream I had last night: I opened my wallet, and found an old bank slip, three fivers and a tenner there.
  But it's also true that there has been a steady flow of fivers from old women with spidery handwriting.
  It is offering passengers from York the chance to travel to London for just a fiver - with a return ticket costing a tenner.
  Admittedly, an extra fiver or tenner a month won't break the bank for most people but, for many of us, the council tax is one of our largest expenses.
  He nudged her out of the way before grabbing a fistful of fivers from the till.
  Short of the band throwing fivers into the audience, the show couldn't be much better.
  We are not talking in terms of a fiver or a tenner here or there.
  They'll never remember to pay you in that state and even if they do, they'll mix up tenners and fivers - a fact which won't always work in your favour.
  Corruption is about far more than an envelope stuffed full of fivers in someone's back pocket.
  Unfortunately, at the moment, sales are slow, as most such wines cost over a fiver (and many hover closer to a tenner).
  How about the smell of crisp new fivers and tenners, please?
  The Treasury is planning to make the nation's money go further by replacing all its fivers with plastic bank notes.

词汇	fiver
释义	Definition of fiver in English: fiver noun ˈfʌɪvəˈfaɪvər British informal 1A five-pound note. 〈英，非正式〉五英镑的钞票 Example sentencesExamples When I went round to people's desks with the collection sheet, nearly everyone made a donation and lots were putting in fivers. How about the smell of crisp new fivers and tenners, please? But it's also true that there has been a steady flow of fivers from old women with spidery handwriting. Admittedly, an extra fiver or tenner a month won't break the bank for most people but, for many of us, the council tax is one of our largest expenses. We are not talking in terms of a fiver or a tenner here or there. The Treasury is planning to make the nation's money go further by replacing all its fivers with plastic bank notes. People who would usually put in £1 have been giving fivers. Right now I've got a couple of crumpled-up old fivers in my pocket. They'll never remember to pay you in that state and even if they do, they'll mix up tenners and fivers - a fact which won't always work in your favour. Unfortunately, at the moment, sales are slow, as most such wines cost over a fiver (and many hover closer to a tenner). He nudged her out of the way before grabbing a fistful of fivers from the till. His helper passes the CDs to him from a three-feet-deep cardboard box and the trader dishes them out to supporters as fivers and tenners change hands. Short of the band throwing fivers into the audience, the show couldn't be much better. The General paid the bill from a bundle of fivers and hurried down the stairs. They said they'd pay her a fiver then proceeded to borrow a tenner off me. Some gave us fivers while others paid with a £20 note. It is offering passengers from York the chance to travel to London for just a fiver - with a return ticket costing a tenner. Corruption is about far more than an envelope stuffed full of fivers in someone's back pocket. Never wanting to be left out, here is a dream I had last night: I opened my wallet, and found an old bank slip, three fivers and a tenner there. ‘I wish I was rich enough to use fivers as scrap paper,’ remarked Caroline. 1.1North American A five-dollar bill. 〈北美〉五美元的钞票 Example sentencesExamples I picked up my frappuccino and drank it all down whilst Justin pulled out a fiver and left it on the table. The fiver will be paid back next Saturday at the pub. I search my wallet for something extra, but I've only got a fiver and my checkbook is at home. The happy hour offer is excellent value and the promotional bottle of wine at a fiver well what more can I say. Then, Frances bounded into the living room to collect a fiver after she heard her mom curse. He could have contradicted the Aussie's statement but the fiver, still rolled up in his weak hand, was enough validation for him. She says she'll sell it, and then if fate places that fiver and that book in each other's hands someday, they'll know they were meant to be together. Next I made it known that I would pick up anyone's kitchen detail for a fiver and soon I was working the wash box four days a week. After an empty fifteen seconds, he lowered his head down to the line and placed the fiver under his nose. I love mix tapes as much as the next cheapskate, but I like to get them for a fiver from my local market bootlegger. What makes the whole operation so charming is that it seems like no one's dropping anything even as heavy as a fiver, so you lose your cash dollar by dollar. The next day my boatmates and I each slipped Martin a fiver, and suddenly his English improved immensely. Rhymes conniver, contriver, diver, driver, Godiva, Ivor, jiver, Liver, reviver, saliva, skiver, striver, survivor, viva Definition of fiver in US English: fiver nounˈfīvərˈfaɪvər North American informal 1A five-dollar bill. 〈北美〉五美元的钞票 Example sentencesExamples What makes the whole operation so charming is that it seems like no one's dropping anything even as heavy as a fiver, so you lose your cash dollar by dollar. He could have contradicted the Aussie's statement but the fiver, still rolled up in his weak hand, was enough validation for him. Next I made it known that I would pick up anyone's kitchen detail for a fiver and soon I was working the wash box four days a week. After an empty fifteen seconds, he lowered his head down to the line and placed the fiver under his nose. I picked up my frappuccino and drank it all down whilst Justin pulled out a fiver and left it on the table. The next day my boatmates and I each slipped Martin a fiver, and suddenly his English improved immensely. The happy hour offer is excellent value and the promotional bottle of wine at a fiver well what more can I say. I search my wallet for something extra, but I've only got a fiver and my checkbook is at home. Then, Frances bounded into the living room to collect a fiver after she heard her mom curse. The fiver will be paid back next Saturday at the pub. She says she'll sell it, and then if fate places that fiver and that book in each other's hands someday, they'll know they were meant to be together. I love mix tapes as much as the next cheapskate, but I like to get them for a fiver from my local market bootlegger. 1.1British A five-pound note. 〈英，非正式〉五英镑的钞票 Example sentencesExamples People who would usually put in £1 have been giving fivers. The General paid the bill from a bundle of fivers and hurried down the stairs. His helper passes the CDs to him from a three-feet-deep cardboard box and the trader dishes them out to supporters as fivers and tenners change hands. When I went round to people's desks with the collection sheet, nearly everyone made a donation and lots were putting in fivers. ‘I wish I was rich enough to use fivers as scrap paper,’ remarked Caroline. Right now I've got a couple of crumpled-up old fivers in my pocket. They said they'd pay her a fiver then proceeded to borrow a tenner off me. Some gave us fivers while others paid with a £20 note. Never wanting to be left out, here is a dream I had last night: I opened my wallet, and found an old bank slip, three fivers and a tenner there. But it's also true that there has been a steady flow of fivers from old women with spidery handwriting. It is offering passengers from York the chance to travel to London for just a fiver - with a return ticket costing a tenner. Admittedly, an extra fiver or tenner a month won't break the bank for most people but, for many of us, the council tax is one of our largest expenses. He nudged her out of the way before grabbing a fistful of fivers from the till. Short of the band throwing fivers into the audience, the show couldn't be much better. We are not talking in terms of a fiver or a tenner here or there. They'll never remember to pay you in that state and even if they do, they'll mix up tenners and fivers - a fact which won't always work in your favour. Corruption is about far more than an envelope stuffed full of fivers in someone's back pocket. Unfortunately, at the moment, sales are slow, as most such wines cost over a fiver (and many hover closer to a tenner). How about the smell of crisp new fivers and tenners, please? The Treasury is planning to make the nation's money go further by replacing all its fivers with plastic bank notes.
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