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dinar

/dɪˈnɑːr/

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noun

/dɪˈnɑːr/B1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее основную денежную единицу, используемую в нескольких странах, включая Алжир, Бахрейн, Ирак, Иорданию, Кувейт, Ливию и Тунис, а также разменную единицу иранского риала.

A noun referring to the basic unit of money used in several countries, including Algeria, Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Libya, and Tunisia, as well as a subunit of the Iranian rial.

  1. Currency of AlgeriaB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Algeria, equal to 100 centimes.

    ruДинар

    • The price of the carpet was 5,000 Algerian dinars.
    • He exchanged his euros for dinars at the airport in Algiers.
  2. Currency of BahrainB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Bahrain, equal to 1,000 fils.

    ruДинар

    • The hotel room cost 80 Bahraini dinars per night.
    • She withdrew 200 dinars from the bank in Manama.
  3. Currency of IraqB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Iraq, equal to 1,000 fils.

    ruДинар

    • The market price for the rug was 50,000 Iraqi dinars.
    • He paid 10,000 dinars for the taxi ride in Baghdad.
  4. Currency of JordanB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Jordan, equal to 1,000 fils.

    ruДинар

    • The souvenir cost 15 Jordanian dinars.
    • She exchanged her dollars for dinars at the hotel in Amman.
  5. Currency of KuwaitB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Kuwait, equal to 1,000 fils.

    ruДинар Кувейта

    • The gold necklace was priced at 300 Kuwaiti dinars.
    • He received his salary in Kuwaiti dinars.
  6. Currency of LibyaB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Libya, equal to 1,000 dirhams.

    ruДинар

    • The hotel bill was 400 Libyan dinars.
    • She paid 50 dinars for the meal in Tripoli.
More meanings (3)
  1. Currency of TunisiaB2formal

    The basic monetary unit of Tunisia, equal to 1,000 millimes.

    ruДинар

    • The cost of the tour was 200 Tunisian dinars.
    • He exchanged his currency for dinars at the bank in Tunis.
  2. Currency of Yugoslavia (historical)B2formal

    The basic monetary unit of the former Yugoslavia, equal to 100 paras.

    ruДинар

    • During the 1980s, prices were often listed in Yugoslav dinars.
    • He still has some old Yugoslav dinar banknotes as souvenirs.
  3. Subunit of Iranian rialB2formal

    A unit of currency in Iran, where 100 dinars equal 1 rial.

    ruДинар

    • The price was listed as 500 rials, which is 50,000 dinars.
    • In Iran, prices are often quoted in rials, but dinars are used for smaller transactions.
Forms
  • dinars plural form
  • dinars' possessive plural form
  • dinar's possessive singular form