n.达克特(旧时在多个欧洲国家通用的金币)

He received a gold ducat as a reward for his bravery.
他因勇敢而获得一枚金币作为奖励。
The merchant paid his employees in ducats every month.
商人每月以杜卡特向员工支付工资。
She had saved enough ducats to buy a small cottage by the sea.
她积攒了足够的杜卡特，足以买下海边的一座小屋。
The painting was sold for a high price, measured in ducats.
这幅画以杜卡特为单位卖出了高价。
In medieval times, ducats were the preferred currency for international trade.
在中世纪，杜卡特是国际贸易中首选的货币。
He exchanged his euros for ducats before entering the historical fair.
进入历史集市前，他将欧元兑换成了杜卡特。
The king distributed ducats among the nobles as a gesture of generosity.
国王分发杜卡特给贵族们，以示慷慨。
The treasure chest was filled with precious jewels and countless ducats.
宝箱里装满了珍贵宝石和无数枚杜卡特金币。
The wealthy merchant displayed his wealth by flaunting ducats at social events.
这位富有的商人通过在社交活动中炫耀杜卡特来展示他的财富。
The bank robbery resulted in a loss of several thousand ducats.
银行抢劫案导致损失了几千枚杜卡特。