beer money
英：[biə ˈmʌni] 美： [bɪr ˈmʌni]
beer money 基本解释
n.赏给仆役的小费，零用钱；
英英释义
Beer money
Beer money is the nickname for an allowance, established in the year 1800, that was given to non-commissioned officers and soldiers in the British Army. The practice was started at the suggestion of the Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany.以上来源于:Wikipedia
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