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Parallelwährung

in the PONS Dictionary

par·al·lel ˈcur·ren·cy N

parallel currency
Parallelwährung f
in the PONS Dictionary

I. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] ADJ inv

1. parallel inv lines:

parallel
parallel
parallel
gleichlaufend
Hills Road is parallel to Mill Road
die Hills Road verläuft parallel zur Mill Road

2. parallel (corresponding):

parallel example
Parallelbeispiel nt
parallel experiments
Parallelversuche pl
parallel contest CHESS
Simultanspiel nt

3. parallel ELEC:

in parallel
parallel geschaltet

4. parallel COMPUT:

parallel
parallel
parallel computer system
simultan

II. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] N

1. parallel (similarity):

parallel
Parallele f <-, -n>
parallel
Entsprechung f <-, -en>
without parallel
ohnegleichen
to draw a parallel
einen Vergleich ziehen

2. parallel MATH:

parallel
Parallele f <-, -n> spec

3. parallel esp Am GEOG:

parallel [of latitude]
Breitenkreis m <-es, -e>

III. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] VB trans

1. parallel:

to parallel sth (correspond to)
etw dat entsprechen
to parallel sth (be similar to)
etw dat ähneln [o. gleichen]
not paralleled
beispiellos

2. parallel (run side-by-side):

to parallel sth
zu etw dat parallel [ver]laufen

IV. par·al·lel [ˈpærəlel, Am ˈper-] ADV inv

parallel
parallel
to run parallel to sth
zu etw dat parallel verlaufen

cur·ren·cy [ˈkʌrən(t)si, Am ˈkɜ:r-] N

1. currency (money):

currency
Währung f <-, -en>
the world's major currencies
die wichtigsten Währungen der Welt
currency declaration
Deklaration f des mitgeführten Bargelds
currency of a euro-participating country EU
Teilnehmerwährung f <-, -en>
blocked currency
nicht frei konvertier- und transferierbare Währung
free currency
frei konvertierbare Währung
hard/soft currency
harte/weiche Währung
lawful currency
gesetzliches Zahlungsmittel
bilateral conversion rates between participating currencies EU
bilaterale Kurse zwischen den Teilnehmerwährungen
to buy/sell a currency
Geld [einer anderen Währung] kaufen/verkaufen
to exchange currency
Geld [um]tauschen
[foreign] currency
Devisen pl
[foreign] currency
Valuta <-, -ten> pl

2. currency no pl (acceptance):

currency
[weite] Verbreitung f
currency
Geläufigkeit f <->
to enjoy wide currency
weit verbreitet sein
to gain currency
sich acc verbreiten
to gain currency
um sich acc greifen
to have currency
verbreitet [o. geläufig] sein

PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

parallel currency N FINMKT

parallel currency (Währungssystem, bei dem Gold- und Silbermünzen nebeneinander umlauffähig sind)
Parallelwährung f
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary
PONS Banking, Finance and Insurance Dictionary

currency N FINMKT

currency
Währung f
currency
Valuta f
Present
Iparallel
youparallel
he/she/itparallels
weparallel
youparallel
theyparallel
Past
Iparalleled
youparalleled
he/she/itparalleled
weparalleled
youparalleled
theyparalleled
Present Perfect
Ihaveparalleled
youhaveparalleled
he/she/ithasparalleled
wehaveparalleled
youhaveparalleled
theyhaveparalleled
Past Perfect
Ihadparalleled
youhadparalleled
he/she/ithadparalleled
wehadparalleled
youhadparalleled
theyhadparalleled
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Exchange controls had been introduced in 1982, resulting in a parallel currency market (black market) and several confusing official exchange rates operating simultaneously.
en.wikipedia.org
And even worse, more restrictions on the movement of capital, disciplinary sanctions, fines and even a parallel currency.
www.businessinsider.com.au
It initially floated the idea of eurozone countries having their own currencies, with the euro as a parallel currency.
blogs.telegraph.co.uk
Officials will eventually have to release their currency pegs and devalue or impose strict controls to stop capital fleeing the country.
www.businessinsider.com.au
Eurocurrency does not have to involve either the euro currency or the eurozone.
en.wikipedia.org

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