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Pronunciation / Transliteration: Euro
"Le prix est de 50 euros."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
The official currency of the Eurozone, which consists of 19 of the 27 member states of the European Union.
"When traveling in France, you will need to exchange your dollars for euros." - 2
A unit of currency used in various financial transactions within the Eurozone.
"The price of the concert ticket was 50 euros."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'Euro' is derived from the word 'Europe', reflecting the currency's origin in the European Union. It was officially adopted in 1999 and became the physical currency in 2002, symbolizing economic integration among member states.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Euro" is said worldwide
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Euro
Transliteration: Euro
"Le prix est de 50 euros."
Euro
Transliteration: Euro
"Der Preis beträgt 50 Euro."
Euro
Transliteration: Euro
"Il prezzo è di 50 euro."
Euro
Transliteration: Euro
"El precio es de 50 euros."
Euro
Transliteration: Euro
"O preço é de 50 euros."
यूरो
Transliteration: Yūro
"इस कीमत 50 यूरो है।"
欧元
Transliteration: Ōuyuán
"票价是50欧元。"
유로
Transliteration: Yuro
"가격은 50유로입니다."
ユーロ
Transliteration: Yūro
"価格は50ユーロです。"
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