peso in Greek
peso in Greek is πέσο — peso means the unit of currency used in several Latin American countries and the Philippines.
peso in Greek
πέσο
Pronounced: peso
(historical) A former unit of currency in Spain and Spain's colonies, worth 8 reales; the Spanish dollar.
What does "peso" mean?
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noun The unit of currency used in several Latin American countries and the Philippines.
"She exchanged her dollars for Mexican pesos at the airport."
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noun Historically, the Spanish dollar, a coin once used throughout Spain's colonies.
"Pirates in old stories are always after chests of pesos."
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peso in a sentence
- She exchanged her dollars for Mexican pesos at the airport.
- Pirates in old stories are always after chests of pesos.
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What is "peso" in Greek?
"peso" in Greek is πέσο. peso means: The unit of currency used in several Latin American countries and the Philippines.
How do you pronounce πέσο?
"peso" in Greek is πέσο, pronounced "peso".
How do you use "peso" in a sentence?
Example: "She exchanged her dollars for Mexican pesos at the airport." In Greek, "peso" is πέσο.
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