denomination

英 ［dɪˌnɒmɪ‘neɪʃn］ 美 ［dɪˌnɑːmɪ’neɪʃn］

n。名稱；教派；面額

IELTS

常見例句:

（1） The firm is still operating under another denomination。

（2） This denomination has its origins in Calvinism。

（3） They are mainly credit and debit， some cash for small denomination purchases。

（1） 這家公司改用了名稱仍在繼續營業。

（2） 這一教派源自加爾文教。

（3） 他們主要是信用卡和付款，一些是為小面額現金購買。

Using notes:

A denomination is a way of classifying things — it names the type or value of something。 Denomination often refers to money。 For example， $20 bills are of the same denomination。

When denomination is applied to money， you’ll often hear the terms “lower denomination” or “higher denomination。” If you hand the cashier a $50 bill to pay for your latte， she might ask if you have a bill in a lower denomination — she’s asking for a smaller bill， like a $5 or a $10。 Denomination can apply to other things that are categorized by type， such as playing cards or groups within the same religious tradition。

柯林斯詞典

①

［N-COUNT 可數名詞］（同一宗教中的）教派，宗派

A particular denomination is a particular religious group which has slightly different beliefs from other groups within the same faith。

e.g.

Acceptance of women preachers varies greatly from

denomination

to denomination。

在接受女性傳教士的問題上，不同教派的態度大相徑庭。

②

［N-COUNT 可數名詞］（鈔票或硬幣的）面額，面值 The denomination of a banknote or coin is its official value。

e.g.

。。。a pile of bank notes， mostly in small

denominations

。

其中大部分都是小面額的一沓鈔票