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Значения термина zimbabwean dollar на английском

русский
новый доллар зимбабве
португальский
dólar do zimbaué
испанский
dolar zimbabuense
каталонский
dòlar zimbabuès
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Former currency of Zimbabwe.

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Использование термина zimbabwean dollar на английском
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That is a very large truckload of Zimbabwean dollars.
The Irish Times
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The Zimbabwean dollar has collapsed, spawning a black market for foreign currency, primarily U.S. dollars.
Reuters
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But basic goods are scarce and the value of the Zimbabwean dollar has continued to tumble.
The South African
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There is now a shortage of Zimbabwean dollars.
Reuters
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We said that a Zimbabwean dollar note issued in January was printed with a number containing 11 zeros.
The Guardian
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Zimbabwe introduced the RTGS as a transitional unit in February as a step towards relaunching the Zimbabwean dollar.
Reuters
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Nomsa Maseko went to Harare to find out what happened to all of the billions and trillions of Zimbabwean dollars.
BBC
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The window of opportunity to get rid of your unwanted Zimbabwean dollars opens today and runs until the end of September.
The Irish Times
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The highest price one of her artworks fetched was 18,000 Zimbabwean dollars for 'Mother baboon with twins'.
The South African
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Streets in central Harare were lined with black-market traders exchanging huge wads of Zimbabwean dollars for U.S. dollars or South Africa rand.
Reuters
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In fact, it had 14 - it was a 100,000,000,000,000 note, or in words, one hundred trillion Zimbabwean dollars.
The Guardian
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For anyone lucky enough to possess 175 quadrillion Zimbabwean dollars, the central bank has just announced it will swap them for five US dollars.
The Irish Times
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But they divided ordinary Zimbabweans, many of whom feared the alternative currency would trigger a similar economic crisis as with the old Zimbabwean dollar.
News.com.au
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Inflation is rampant, food and fuel in short supply, and the Zimbabwean dollar is virtually worthless in a country once seen as southern Africa's breadbasket.
Reuters
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Zimbabweans are being allowed to do business in foreign currencies as part of a bid to tackle the hyperinflation that has destroyed the Zimbabwean dollar.
Reuters
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In October last year bread cost 100,000 Zimbabwean dollars, in 2003 around 1,000 Zimbabwean dollars and in 1998 five Zimbabwean dollars.
Reuters