jitney
Prononciation : [ˈdʒɪtni]
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Contexte : « transportation »
(noun) a jitney is a small bus or vehicle that takes people along a fixed route for a low fare. It's like a shared ride that helps people get to different places without needing a car all the time.
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We took a jitney to the beach, and it was a fun and cheap way to travel.
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The jitney was not available during the storm, so we had to find another way to get home.
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Is there a jitney stop near your house?
Contexte : « money »
(noun) jitney can also mean a small amount of money, usually a nickel or a dime. It’s often used when talking about coins or small change.
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He found a few jitneys in his pocket and was happy to have some extra money.
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I didn't have enough jitneys to buy the candy I wanted.
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Do you have any jitneys to lend me for the bus?
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