national currency in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for national currency in the Spanish»English Dictionary

desdolarización

dedollarization (abandonment of the dollar in favor of a national currency)

Translations for national currency in the English»Spanish Dictionary

currency <pl currencies> [Am ˈkərənsi, Brit ˈkʌr(ə)nsi] N

1.1. currency FIN C or U (type of money):

currency

moneda f

currency in circulation

moneda f circulante or en circulación

attr currency converter

convertidor m de divisas

currency devaluation

devaluación f de la moneda

currency market

mercado m cambiario or de cambios or de divisas

currency unit

unidad f monetaria

1.2. currency FIN U (cash):

currency

efectivo m

2. currency U (prevalence):

currency

difusión f

to have currency (as sth)

tener difusión (como algo)

to gain currency view/fashion:

extenderse

to gain currency view/fashion:

ganar adeptos

to give currency to a rumor/belief

confirmar un rumor/una creencia

to be in currency

estar en circulación

I.national [Am ˈnæʃ(ə)n(ə)l, Brit ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)l] ADJ National Book Award

1. national (of country):

national

nacional

our national anthem

nuestro himno nacional

they were wearing their national costume or national dress

llevaban sus trajes típicos

the national debt

la deuda nacional

2. national (not local, regional):

national news/team/organization

nacional

national campaign/reputation

a nivel nacional

they plan to go national

tienen intención de empezar a operar a escala or a nivel nacional

II.national [Am ˈnæʃ(ə)n(ə)l, Brit ˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)l] N

national

ciudadano m / ciudadana f

foreign nationals

los ciudadanos extranjeros

See also National Book Award, National Book Award

National Book Award Info

National Book Award

Cualquiera de los varios premios que la Association of American Publishers otorga, anualmente, a un libro nuevo que se haya publicado en Estados Unidos.

National Book Award

National Book Award → National Book Award

national currency in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for national currency in the English»Spanish Dictionary

national currency <-ies> N

national currency

moneda f nacional

Translations for national currency in the Spanish»English Dictionary

moneda nacional

national currency

Translations for national currency in the English»Spanish Dictionary

currency <-ies> [ˈkʌrənsi, Am ˈkɜ:r-] N

1. currency FIN:

currency

moneda f

foreign currency

divisas f pl

currency conversion

reforma f monetaria

currency market

mercado m de divisas

currency unit

unidad f monetaria

2. currency no pl (acceptance):

currency

difusión f

to enjoy wide currency

tener una amplia difusión

to gain currency

extenderse

I.national [ˈnæʃənəl] ADJ

national

nacional

at the national level

a nivel nacional

II.national [ˈnæʃənəl] N

national

ciudadano(-a) m (f)

foreign national

extranjero(-a) m (f)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It not only secured an immediate market for government bonds, but also provided a permanent uniform, stable national currency.

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Transition currencies are payment voucher-based systems that are exchangeable with the national currency.

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They set prices on goods (including durable consumption goods: flat, car, etc.) in national currency instead of foreign currency.

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The government is yet to eliminate the gap between the black market and official exchange rates by successfully introducing convertibility of the national currency.

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First it was rouble rate (1991) and later on, with the launching of the national currency.

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Some countries while maintaining their own national currency have pegged its value to the euro.

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Its main responsibilities are maintaining the stability of the national currency, the kuna, and ensuring general financial liquidity within the country.

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These currencies may have various degrees of convertibility into carbon saved, renewable energy, or national currency.

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Collapse or devaluation of the national currency and a growth of hidden economies, including the drug trade, smuggling, and capital flight.

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Furthermore, these national infrastructures were primarily designed to manage securities denominated in the national currency.

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