Compound Forms:
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| currency board n | (bank that sets exchange rates) | autoridad monetaria nf |
| | En Argentina la autoridad monetaria es el Banco Central. |
| currency converter n | (device that calculates a sum in foreign money) | conversor de moneda, conversor de divisas nm + loc adj |
| | There are several currency converters online to help you get the current exchange rate. |
| | Hay muchos conversores de moneda online que te ayudan a calcular la tasa de cambio actual. |
| currency exchange n | (foreign money-changing service) | cambio de moneda grupo nom |
| | | casa de cambio loc nom f |
| | Most international airports have a currency exchange. |
| | La mayoría de los aeropuertos internacionales tienen cambio de moneda. |
| currency symbol n | (represents a currency) | símbolo monetario nm |
| | El símbolo monetario en Argentina es $ (peso), en Europa, € (euro). |
| domestic currency n | (money of a particular country) | moneda nacional loc nom f |
| | ⓘEsta oración no es una traducción de la original. Después de escribir el monto en letras en un cheque, se escribe MN (moneda nacional) al final. |
| European Currency Unit n | (currency: precursor to euro) | Unidad Monetaria Europea loc nom f |
| foreign currency n | (money used in another country) | moneda extranjera nf + adj |
| | | divisa extranjera nf + adj |
| | The euro is a foreign currency in the USA, and the dollar is a foreign currency in France. |
| | In Denmark, Sweden and the UK the Euro is still foreign currency. |
| | El euro es moneda extranjera en Estados Unidos, y el dólar es moneda extranjera en Francia. |
| fractional currency | (low-value money) | moneda fraccionaria nf + adj |
| gain currency vtr + n | (become prevalent) | ganar aceptación loc verb |
| | Plastic banknotes have gained currency in over 30 countries in recent years. |
| hard currency n | (coins and bills) | dinero en efectivo loc nom m |
| | | efectivo nm |
| | We accept only hard currency, no checks or credit cards. |
| | Sólo aceptamos dinero en efectivo, ni cheques ni tarjetas de crédito. |
| hard currency n | (currency unlikely to lose value) | moneda fuerte nf + adj |
| | The price of a hard currency tends to remain stable in the short term. |
| | El precio de una moneda fuerte tiende a ser estable en el corto plazo. |
| legal currency n | (law: official currency) | moneda de curso legal nf + loc adj |
| lose currency vtr + n | (become out of date) | pasar de moda loc verb |
| | | perder vigencia loc verb |
| | Some said that skateboarding was a fad that would lose currency in no time. |
| | Algunos decían que el skateboard pasaría pronto de moda. |
| managed currency n | (law: money subject to government control) | moneda controlada loc nom f |
| mock currency n | (counterfeit money) | dinero falso nm + adj |
| | | moneda falsa nf + adj |
| | The counterfeiter made mock currency. |
| national currency n | (law: nation's official currency) | moneda oficial nf+adj mf |
| | | moneda nacional nf+adj mf |
| pivot currency n | (monetary unit used for conversion) | moneda de referencia grupo nom |
| reserve currency | (economics) | moneda de reserva nf + loc adj |
| restricted currency n | (control of foreign funds) | divisa restringida loc nom f |
| | | moneda restringida loc nom f |
| single currency n | (used by all members of federation) | moneda única nf + adj |
| soft currency n | (econ: fluctuating value) | moneda débil nf + adj mf |
| | | moneda blanda nf + adj |
swap line,
currency swap line n | (exchange agreement between banks) | pase de divisas loc nom m |