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bolivar
1[ bol-uh-ver, buh-lee-vahr; Spanish baw-lee-vahr ]
noun
- a coin and monetary unit of Venezuela, equal to 100 centimos. : B.
叠辞濒铆惫补谤
2[ buh-lee-vahr; Spanish baw-lee-vahr ]
noun
- 厂颈路尘贸苍 [sahy, -m, uh, n, see-, mawn], El Libertador, 1783鈥1830, Venezuelan statesman: leader of revolt of South American colonies against Spanish rule.
- Pi路co Bol路铆路var, [pee, -kaw] a mountain in western Venezuela, in the Cordillera M茅rida: highest elevation in Venezuela. 16,411 feet (5,007 meters).
产辞濒铆惫补谤
1/ 藞b蓲l瑟藢v蓱藧; bo藞li尾ar /
noun
- the standard monetary unit of Venezuela, equal to 100 c茅ntimos
Bolivar
2/ 藞b蓲l瑟藢v蓱藧; bo藞li尾ar /
noun
- BolivarSimon17831830MSouth AmericanMILITARY: soldierPOLITICS: liberator Simon (si藞mon). 1783鈥1830, South American soldier and liberator. He drove the Spaniards from Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru and hoped to set up a republican confederation, but was prevented by separatist movements in Venezuela and Colombia (1829鈥30). Upper Peru became a separate state and was called Bolivia in his honour
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of bolivar1
Example Sentences
For a time last year, workers could pull out of their pockets a dollar or two and maybe even some worthless bolivares, the local currency.
Over the past seven months, the bolivar has depreciated by a third compared with the U.S. dollar, according to analysts consulted by Reuters.
Falling dollar cash flows have led to a sharper depreciation of the bolivar currency since late last year.
"Whether you pay in bolivars or dollars it is not enough," Lochunga said, sitting in front of his stall.
鈥淚nflation is horrible. A candy is 3 bolivars. A candy!鈥
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