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euro
noun [C] /ˈjʊə.rəʊ/
/ˈjʊ.roʊ/ Definition
A2 (symbol €) the unit of money used in most European Union countries: You can usually find a hotel for €70 a night. I need to change my pounds into euros. a 20-euro noteCurrencies the euro › the value of the euro, used in comparing the values of different types of money from around the world: The euro fell/rose against (= was worth less/more compared to) the pound today.
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