dinar的意思|dinar的解释-里氏词典

dinar [di'nɑ:]

n. 第纳尔(南斯拉夫、伊拉克的货币单位)

dinar

[ noun ]

100 dinars equal 1 rial in Iran

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the basic unit of money in Yugoslavia

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the basic unit of money in Tunisia

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the basic unit of money in Libya

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the basic unit of money in Kuwait; equal 1,000 fils

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the basic unit of money in Jordan; equal to 1,000 fils

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the basic unit of money in Iraq; equal to 1,000 fils

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the basic unit of money in Bahrain; equal to 1,000 fils

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the basic unit of money in Algeria

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Dinar \Di"nar\ (d[imac]"n[~e]r or d[-e]*n[aum]r"), n. [Ar.
d[imac]n[=a]r, from Gr. dhna`rion, fr. L. denarius. See
{Denier}.]
1. A petty money of accounts of Persia; 100 dinars consituted
a rial.

2. An ancient gold coin of the East, issued by various
Islamic countries.

3. the unit of currency of Yugoslavia. One dinar equals 100
paras. Abbreviated Din.
[PJC]

Baghdad's souks are full of people selling the family silver - literally. The Iraqi dinar has become funny money - locals refer to it simply as 'paper'.
A sharp drop in the value of Yugoslavia's currency, the dinar, which lost about 200 percent against Western currencies in a year, has driven up the cost of imports of many medicines, raw materials for their production and medical equipment.
His timid encouragement of private enterprise and some productivity-related incentives to workers was intended to bolster the dinar and liven up the moribund economy of his predecessor, and the architect of Algeria's bureaucracy, Houari Boumedienne.
At 100 proof and under $4 a liter, slivovitz offers more dizziness for the dinar.
Algeria, moving its tightly-controlled foreign exchange system a step towards free market economics, announced yesterday that the value of the dinar would in future be set by matching available hard currency with demand from commercial banks.
The dinar was made convertible at a fixed rate to the West German mark.
The Algerian dinar is worth about 20 cents.
The Jordanian dinar is the main form of currency in the West Bank and the Cairo-Amman Bank opened a branch two years ago in Nablus, the West Bank's largest city.
Diplomats say uncertainty over the size of the debt, an overvalued dinar currency and a lack of trust in the government's commitment to the private sector are all factors keeping investors away.
The adjustment means that the dinar now buys 19.4% fewer U.S. cents.
Libya has devalued the dinar more than 15 per cent, bankers in Libya and Tunisia said yesterday.
The dinar, which plunged to $1 in July from a high of about $3 early last year, moved back up to about $1.50.
The government has printed about 700 million dinars in new currency; a dinar was valued at $3.48 prior to the Iraqi invasion, and the central bank is trying to approximate that rate.
Until now, the dinar rate was adjusted daily compared to foreign currencies and has lost value rapidly as inflation has soared.
Agreements so far will allow Jordanian banks to re-open branches in the West Bank where the Jordanian dinar will be the main legal tender.
Local meat, which used to cost the equivalent of $7.50 to $9 a pound, now sells for $9 to $10.50 a pound, at the dollar's official rate of exchange against the dinar of $3.30 to one.
The Yugoslav dinar, stable for nearly a year, is crumbling.
Iraq tightened its grip on Kuwait by abolishing the country's currency, the dinar, and replacing it with Iraqi dinars.
We have not even reached that percentage.' He says the new dinar has enabled people to calculate their expenditures, but he fears that huge taxes will wipe out any small private enterprise. Further, economists worry that the inflation will soon reappear.
Belgrade economists say the federal government will soon strike another six noughts from dinar notes. The UN was told on Tuesday that the sanctions, imposed for Belgrade's role in the violent carve-up of Bosnia, had cost Dollars 20bn (Pounds 13.4bn).
The help sent Jordan's dinar shooting up to $1.50 last month from a low of $1. It was worth $3 early last year before the Central Bank began running short of foreign reserves.
Other increases are intended to follow. The dinar has been devalued by 40 per cent and interest rates raised. Measures to liberalise foreign trade are expected this week.
The dinar was pegged to the West German mark because of its "greatest stability" on world money markets, Markovic said.
The 5m dinar note, the highest denomination, is worth about 50 German pfennings. New denominations of 10m and 50m dinars will be issued on Monday.
Its once-robust dinar has been devalued, revalued and in some cases canceled by Kuwait's government and banned by Iraq's.

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