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Meanings of greenback in English
A piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank)
Usage of greenback in English
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Increasing U.S. debt could also weigh on the greenback, analysts have said.
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But the greenback was slightly weaker against a basket of currencies today.
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U.S. stock prices fell on Monday, reducing some of the greenback's appeal.
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Who opposed the greenback plan-theclosest thing to flaxscript America ever had?
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If the greenback keeps rising, U.S. dollar-denominated debt will become more expensive.
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He fined the other chap a greenback and gave it to me.
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Investors have bought the greenback instead of gold as a safe investment.
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But more emerging pain is likely as the greenback at last re-emerges.
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And the young man handed the stable-keeper three one hundred-dollar greenback notes.
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The greenback hit a seven-week high against a basket of major currencies.
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Gains in bullion, however, were cut by safe-haven flows into the greenback.
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Gains in bullion were, however, cut by safe-haven flows into the greenback.
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A weaker greenback makes gold less expensive to holders of other currencies.
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A decline in the greenback has helped trigger a move into equities.
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A stronger greenback makes gold more expensive for holders of other currencies.
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She led the way upstairs, her hand tightly closed upon a greenback.
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Translations for greenback
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Greenback through the time
Greenback across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common