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colón
noun [C] /kɒlˈɒn/
/kəˈloʊn/ (plural colones /-es/ )Definition
(Definition of colón noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- baht noun
- convertible adjective
- denomination noun (VALUE)
- Deutschmark noun
- dinar noun
- hard currency noun
- krona noun
- peso noun
- petrodollar noun
- pieces of eight noun
- punt noun (MONEY)
- rand noun
- renminbi noun
- rouble noun
- rupee noun
- Schilling noun
- shilling noun
- traveller's cheque noun
- yen noun (MONEY)
- yuan noun
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