Meanings of cruzados in English

Thereupon he flung two cruzados to the woman, who forthwith left the shop.

Some of the gilded beds are generally sold for three or four hundred cruzados.

Grana costs five or six cruzados per codo at Goa, and even seven and eight.

To reward the pilots, the Captain-Major presented them with two hundred cruzados in gold, to be given to their wives.

A pipe of wine is generally worth forty or fifty cruzados at Goa, and the fine and good wines ninety-five.

The currency of Madeira is principally composed of the old-fashioned twenty cent pieces, called cruzados, which pass at the rate of five for a dollar.

These consisted of 4,000,000 cruzados, in money, sugar, tobacco, and salt, which were to be paid in sixteen annual instalments.