What is 'Dollar' called in English?

'Dollar' in English is called "Bucks". Bucks refers to: Umgangssprachliche Pluralform für Geldeinheiten, insbesondere Dollar.

How do you pronounce 'Bucks' and 'Dollar'?

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English: "I need twenty bucks for the movie ticket." | German: "Ich brauche zwanzig Dollar für die Kinokarte."

noun · verb

English to German Dictionary

nounDollar, Böcke

verbbocks

Synonyme:TalerMäuse

Dollar in English:bucks

IPA:ˈdɔlaːɐ̯

Phonetic:Dolar

Plural: bucks

Gender:Maskulin (der)

Quick Answer • Kurzantwort

Die Bedeutung von bucks auf Deutsch ist Dollar, Böcke, bocks. (Umgangssprachliche Pluralform für Geldeinheiten, insbesondere Dollar.)

1
noun(informal)
Dollar
Bucks is an informal plural noun used to refer to units of currency, specifically dollars.
Umgangssprachliche Pluralform für Geldeinheiten, insbesondere Dollar.
2
noun
Böcke
Bucks is the plural form of 'buck,' referring to male deer, male rabbits, or male goats.
Pluralform von 'Buck', bezogen auf männliche Hirsche, männliche Kaninchen oder männliche Ziegen.
3
verb
bocks
Bucks is the third person singular present tense of the verb 'to buck,' meaning to resist or to make sudden, jerky movements, often by an animal.
Dritte Person Singular Präsens des Verbs 'to buck', was bedeutet, sich zu widersetzen oder plötzliche, ruckartige Bewegungen zu machen, oft bei einem Tier.

casual

“I need twenty bucks for the movie ticket.”

Ich brauche zwanzig Dollar für die Kinokarte.

“We saw several bucks grazing in the field.”

Wir sahen mehrere Hirsche, die auf dem Feld grasten.

“The wild horse bucks whenever someone tries to ride it.”

Das wilde Pferd bockt jedes Mal, wenn jemand versucht, es zu reiten.

In German:

TalerMäuse

In English:

infinitivebuck

past tensebucked

present participlebucking

nounbuck

agent nounbucker

buck upidiom

To cheer up or encourage someone.

pass the buckidiom

To shift responsibility or blame to someone else.

buck the trendcollocation

To go against the general direction or tendency.