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Meanings of shekel in English
Usage of shekel in English
1
To auction, you must bid at least 1 shekel for the candle.
2
Israel's shekel currency fell against the dollar over worries about the incident.
3
The figure included a 30 million shekel expense for a voluntary redundancy programme.
4
The strong shekel has also made imports cheaper, adding to local producers' woes.
5
I did not make even one shekel, he said this week.
6
The shekel and the maneh were the only medium of exchange.
7
See the signers escape not; hold them to the last shekel.
8
The shekel was equal to about an ounce, in our modern avoirdupois system.
9
Israel's shekel currency fell against the dollar due to concern about the incident.
10
No more valuable than any other shekel of the same weight.
11
Isaac stared at him a minute, then fumbled for a shekel.
12
It was a shekel of Tyre, but not just any shekel.
13
The shekel has depreciated 2 percent versus the dollar the past six months.
14
Then, no doubt, he taxed them a shekel apiece and let them go.
15
It reported a 40 million shekel profit from the sale.
16
Inside the basket was a brass shekel and a note in careful, ornamented italics.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common