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Meanings of bolivar in anglès

portuguès
simón bolívar
espanyol
el libertador

Venezuelan statesman who led the revolt of South American colonies against Spanish rule; founded Bolivia in 1825 (1783-1830)

simón bolívar
Usage of bolivar in anglès
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Oil-rich Venezuela is wracked with hyperinflation, rendering the bolivar currency practically worthless.
The Guardian
2
He presided over a devaluation of the bolivar just before Chavez died.
Reuters
3
A weaker bolivar in 2010 was a blow to foreign companies' profits.
Reuters
4
The Venezuelan bolivar is so worthless people have started to trade with meat.
News.com.au
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The Venezuelan bolivar has become near-worthless, following a severe economic downturn.
BBC
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Economists say another devaluation of the bolivar may be coming.
Reuters
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His patent-leather shoes and his bolivar could last awhile longer.
L'Assommoir
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The government had said the scrapping of the 100-bolivar note was necessary to prevent smuggling.
Radio NZ
9
As of early September, the company disclosed $505 million in bolivar-denominated net monetary assets.
Reuters
10
Excluding one-time items such as the devaluation of the Venezuelan bolivar, profit was 71 million euros.
Reuters
11
On Friday Venezuela devalued the bolivar by 32 percent, its fifth such move in a decade.
Reuters
12
Venezuelans were given just a few days notice that the 100-bolivar banknote would be pulled from circulation.
BBC
13
Both seem about the same as the relationship between the near-­worthless bolivar and a bar of gold.
Wired
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The 100-bolivar banknote will now be withdrawn in early January 2017.
BBC
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Venezuela, which announced the devaluation of the bolivar in early January, is largely dependent on imports for consumer goods.
Reuters
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A prolonged absence could also postpone major policy decisions, such as a widely expected devaluation of the bolivar currency.
Reuters
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