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ducat

/ˈdʌk.ət/

Traducción: Moneda histórica de oro o plata que se usó en varios países europeos, considerada hoy obsoleta en la moneda moderna.

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C2formalcommonobsoleto/ˈdʌk.ət/

A historical gold or silver coin that was used in various European countries, now considered obsolete in modern currency.

  • 🇪🇸Moneda histórica de oro o plata que se usó en varios países europeos, considerada hoy obsoleta en la moneda moderna.
  1. Historical gold coin C1 formal

    A gold coin formerly used in many European countries, especially in Venice and the Holy Roman Empire.

    • The merchant paid for the goods with Venetian ducats.
    • Ducats were widely used in international trade during the Renaissance.
    • He inherited a chest full of gold ducats from his grandfather.

    🇪🇸Moneda de oro histórica

    Sinónimos: sequin

  2. Slang for money or ticket C1 slang american

    Informal term for money, or a ticket or admission pass.

    • I need to earn some ducats to pay the rent.
    • He spent all his ducats on that new car.
    • Do you have a ducat for the concert tonight?

    🇪🇸Ducado (jerga)

    Sinónimos: breadcashdoughlootmoneypassscratchticket

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