purse
n.
1.small money-bag carried in the pocket钱袋。
△Mer.1.1.139(138):“My purse.my person,my extremestmeans. / Lie all unlocked to your occasions.”我的钱袋，我这个人，我的一切资产，全都敞开供你使用。
2. special bag containing theGreat Seal of England,theinsignia of the Lord HighChancellor装英国国玺的包囊（英国大法官的职权标记），玺囊。
△H.VIII.1.1.114.s.d.:“Enter Cardinal Wolsey,thepurse borne before him。”沃尔西红衣主教上，其前有人手捧玺囊。
purse
vt.
purses (from a leadenseal of the Confraternity of Purse-makers,Paris.)
purse
vt.
1. put in purse,pocket. take possession of把…装入钱袋，拿到。
△Mer.1.3.175(174):“And I will go and purse the ducats straight，”我立刻去取钱来。
2. knit,draw together皱紧，收拢。
△Oth.3.3.113:“And didst contract and purse thy brow together，”而且你皱起了，眉头。
purse[pə:s]
n.钱包