Converse of object

• pay: The three were paid seven francs in a lump sum for the night.

• cost: Another woman claimed a hospital birth can cost 25,000 francs ( £ 25 ).

• have: She did not know that we never have twenty francs.

• lose: They made a calculation, and declared that I had lost nearly a hundred thousand francs.

• receive: The aero club winning 3 races in 5 years would retain the cup and the winning pilot would receive 75,000 francs.

• give: It was a pair of diamond ear-rings of great beauty, for which I had given fifteen thousand francs.

Adjective modifier

• Swiss: Holdings worth up to 10,000 Swiss francs were released in their entirety.

• Malagasy: Most guides seem to charge 25000 - 50000 Malagasy Francs a day for their services.

• Belgian: As a result of the economic plundering of Belgium between 1940 and 1944 the damage suffered amounted to 175 billions of Belgian francs.

• French: The total net result showed a sum of about 5 million French francs.

• few: Once we had got rid of our last few Swiss Francs we headed back to the French side of the station.

Modifies a noun

• piece: This 5 franc piece was minted in the Paris commune in 1871.

• note: Her picture also appeared on the French 500 franc note and on stamps and coins.

• zone: Franc zone website Africa Union Cameroon also has a low profile on the international stage.

Noun used with modifier

• cabernet: Slightly reduced aromas of kirsch, raspberry and licorice, with a medicinal austerity from the sizable cabernet franc component.

Possessives

• worth: He earns some twenty thousand francs a year and spoils a thousand francs ' worth of canvas.

Preposition: in

• gold: In June 1947 Switzerland paid out 250 million francs in gold to the Allied governments.

Preposition: per

• annum: So a later decision had modified the amounts to be paid, to provide an extra 2000 francs per annum for Daguerre.

• day: Keljob were also fined 50000 francs per day for every day they failed to comply with the court's orders.

• person: All charge the same price ( 20 Swiss francs per person in 2002 ).