Sucre in Dutch
Sucre in Dutch is Sucre — Sucre means the former national currency of Ecuador, replaced by the US dollar in 2000.
Sucre in Dutch
Sucre
The constitutional capital of Bolivia.
What does "Sucre" mean?
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noun The former national currency of Ecuador, replaced by the US dollar in 2000.
"Before dollarization, prices in Ecuador were listed in sucres."
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Sucre in a sentence
- Before dollarization, prices in Ecuador were listed in sucres.
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What is "Sucre" in Dutch?
"Sucre" in Dutch is Sucre. Sucre means: The former national currency of Ecuador, replaced by the US dollar in 2000.
How do you use "Sucre" in a sentence?
Example: "Before dollarization, prices in Ecuador were listed in sucres." In Dutch, "Sucre" is Sucre.
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