dong in Greek
dong in Greek is ντονγκ — dong means the basic unit of currency in Vietnam.
dong in Greek
ντονγκ
Pronounced: dong
What does "dong" mean?
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noun The basic unit of currency in Vietnam.
"She exchanged her dollars for Vietnamese dong at the airport."
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noun A low, deep, ringing sound like that of a large bell.
"The clock tower let out a single dong at noon."
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verb To make a low, deep, ringing sound.
"The old bell donged twice before falling silent."
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noun Vulgar slang for the penis.
"The joke was crude enough that it got a laugh anyway."
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dong in a sentence
- She exchanged her dollars for Vietnamese dong at the airport.
- The shop owner handed me my change in Vietnamese dong.
- The clock tower let out a single dong at noon.
- We heard a deep dong from the church bell across the valley.
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What is "dong" in Greek?
"dong" in Greek is ντονγκ. dong means: The basic unit of currency in Vietnam.
How do you pronounce ντονγκ?
"dong" in Greek is ντονγκ, pronounced "dong".
How do you use "dong" in a sentence?
Example: "She exchanged her dollars for Vietnamese dong at the airport." In Greek, "dong" is ντονγκ.
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