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dinar

/dɪˈnɑːr/

Traduction: Nom masculin désignant la principale unité monétaire utilisée dans plusieurs pays, notamment l'Algérie, le Bahreïn, l'Irak, la Jordanie, le Koweït, la Libye et la Tunisie, ainsi qu'une subdivision du rial iranien.

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noun

/dɪˈnɑːr/B1formal
  • frNom masculin désignant la principale unité monétaire utilisée dans plusieurs pays, notamment l'Algérie, le Bahreïn, l'Irak, la Jordanie, le Koweït, la Libye et la Tunisie, ainsi qu'une subdivision du rial iranien.

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.

    frDinar algérien

    • 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.

    frdinar bahreïni

    • 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.

    frDinar irakien

    • 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.

    frDinar jordanien

    • 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.

    frdinar koweïtien

    • 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.

    frDinar libyen

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

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

    frDinar tunisien

    • 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.

    frDinar yougoslave

    • 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.

    frdinar (subdivision du rial iranien)

    • 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.
Formes
  • dinars plural form
  • dinars' possessive plural form
  • dinar's possessive singular form