But sooner or later the centime will drop.

但是，迟早生丁会贬值。

" Five hundred and eighty-seven thousand two hundred and ten francs thirty centimes" !

“十八万七千百一十法郎三十生丁” ！

Logically the grave sounds of the bell should only have recalled to Julien's mind the thought of the labour of twenty men paid fifty-four centimes each, and possibly helped by fifteen or twenty faithful souls.

从逻辑上讲，沉重的钟声只会让于连想起十个人每人十四生丁的劳动，并且可能得到十或十个忠实灵魂的帮助。

Marcel, however, streamlined his production and bought everything in bulk, allowing him to sell his pens for a fraction of the cost: only 50 centimes, the equivalent of 18 cents in the US.

， 塞尔简化了他的生产流程， 并且批量购买原材料，使得他能够以极低的价格销售圆珠笔：仅售50生丁，相当于美国的18美分。

" It really isn't bad for five francs sixty centimes, " said Madame Desforges, who had succeeded in getting hold of a piece at the edge of the table.

“法郎六十生丁真的很不错，”德福热夫人说，她成功地拿到了桌边的一块。

" But gold is worth thirteen francs fifty centimes." " Say was worth—" " Where the devil have they got any" ?

“但金子值十三法郎十生丁。”“应该是值——”“他们到底从哪里弄到的？”

" Really! a fine silk at five francs sixty centimes" ! said Madame Bourdelais, enthusiastic. " One can hardly believe it" .

“真的！法郎六十生丁一条丝绸！ ”布尔德莱夫人热情地说。“很难相信” 。

" They are worth nine hundred and eighty-nine francs, seventy-five centimes, " said Grandet, opening the door.

“这些值九百八十九法郎七十生丁，”格朗台说着打开了门。

" Eighty thousand seven hundred and forty-two francs ten centimes, " replied the cashier.

“八万七百四十法郎十生丁，”纳员回答。