No. 2,191 in German
cent
"Cent" in German refers to the subunit of the euro, equal to 1/100 of a euro.
In a sentence
Ich habe nur fünfzig Cent übrig.
I only have fifty cents left.
In this sentence, 'Cent' represents a denomination of currency, specifically the part of a Euro in Germany, and is used to express the amount of money someone possesses.
Der Umsatz ist um zehn Prozent gestiegen, was einen Gewinn von hundert Cent bedeutet.
The sales increased by ten percent, which means a profit of one hundred cents.
Here, 'Cent' again signifies a monetary unit, used metaphorically to describe financial growth and profit calculation in a business context.
Im Geschäft gibt es Artikel, die nur wenige Cent kosten.
At the store, there are items that cost only a few cents.
This sentence uses 'Cent' in the context of consumer goods to indicate small, inexpensive monetary values for pricing items.
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