1. a unit of money that was once used in Japan, worth one tenth of a sen, or one th1.名詞釋義釐
昔日日本小額貨幣，值千分之一日圓
a unit of money that was once used in Japan, worth one tenth of a sen, or one thousandth of a yen
例句Nora bought a rare Meiji-era coin worth three rin at an auction.
Nora 在拍賣會上買了一枚價值三釐的稀有明治時期錢幣。
collocation: worth [number] rin
The old household records listed the rice price as five rin per kilogram.
這份舊家計簿上記載著米價為每公斤五釐。
collocation: price as [number] rin
看更多範例A single rin could buy a small piece of candy in nineteenth-century Tokyo.
在十九世紀的東京，一釐就能買到一小塊糖果。
Hao examined a silver coin worth twenty rin that had belonged to his great-grandfather.
Hao 仔細端詳了一枚曾屬於他曾祖父、價值二十釐的銀幣。
The museum label explained that one rin was a tiny fraction of a yen.
博物館的標示說明，一釐僅為一日圓的極小部分。
用法筆記This currency unit was used in Japan during the Meiji period and is now only encountered in historical documents, old price records, and coin-collecting contexts.
常見錯誤❌I paid five rin for a coffee in Tokyo yesterday.✅Rin was a Japanese unit that has not been used since the late 1800s💡Japan now uses the yen.' — rin is a historical term, not a modern currency.