rand in Japanese
rand in Japanese is ランド — rand means south Africa's currency unit, made up of 100 cents.
rand in Japanese
ランド
Pronounced: rando
The currency of South Africa, divided into 100 cents.
What does "rand" mean?
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noun South Africa's currency unit, made up of 100 cents.
"The bill came to two hundred rand."
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noun An edge, border, or rim of something, such as a strip of land or leather.
"The old maps marked the rand of the marsh in faint ink."
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rand in a sentence
- The bill came to two hundred rand.
- The exchange rate against the rand had weakened overnight.
- The old maps marked the rand of the marsh in faint ink.
- A leather rand was stitched around the heel of the boot.
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What is "rand" in Japanese?
"rand" in Japanese is ランド. rand means: South Africa's currency unit, made up of 100 cents.
How do you pronounce ランド?
"rand" in Japanese is ランド, pronounced "rando".
How do you use "rand" in a sentence?
Example: "The bill came to two hundred rand." In Japanese, "rand" is ランド.
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