She gave the boy what few coins she had in her purse.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

She gave the boy what few coins she had in her purse.

She bent down and picked up the coin.

He took a handful of silver coins out of his pocket and flung them on the table.

He produced some change from his trouser pocket.

The boy clasped the coin in his hand.

There was nothing in his pockets except some coins.

He gave me my change in pennies.

She picked up a coin.

he had a pocketful of change

He thrust some coins into my pocket.

He took out some coins.

Opening her palm, she disclosed a gold coin.

He rummaged in his pocket for some change.

He took a coin out of his pocket.

He took out a coin from his pocket.

He dived into his pocket and pulled out a quarter.

I got these old coins from her.

These old coins were given me by her.

All he had was two florins in his pocket.

He fished a dollar bill from his pocket.

He gathered up all the small change he'd had at that time.

He whipped the money into his pocket.

He made a lot of easy money.

He pocketed the change

He put some coins in the box.

A coin dropped out of his pocket.

She gave me these old coins.

He fished in his pocket and brought out a crumpled thousand‐yen note.

I tossed him (up) to decide.

He took out a 1,000-yen note from his wallet.