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Euro

An Euro is the currency used by the European Union.

euro

Official name of the money used in 15 countries of Europe.

euro

the basic monetary unit of most members of the European Union (introduced in 1999); in 2002 twelve European nations (Germany, France, Belgium, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Greece, Austria, Finland) adopted the euro as their basic unit of money and abandoned their traditional currencies

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Simple sentences

Before, when we still had guilders, everything was much cheaper than now with the euro.
He sold his house for a hundred fifty thousand euro.
In the next four years, 15 billion euro must be saved.
The exchange rate of the dollar versus the euro has declined.
The Italian paid for his coffee in Germany with Greek euro coins.
There are many more yuan millionaires in the world than euro millionaires.
How much do I owe you? - Four euro, please.
The Swiss franc is pegged to the euro.
Some Germans work for only one euro an hour.
The Euro is more than a currency.
Can you give me a euro?
The students receive a 15,000 euro scholarship for their return trip and daily expenses.
The sum was written in euro, not in yen.
A small cup of coffee costs two euro.
A small cup of coffee is two euro.
Do you have ten euro bills?

Movie subtitles

Computers indicate an impact somewhere in the heart of the Euro-Asian continent.
Euro-textil stopped payment. after i sent them 800,000 brochures last week.
How much does euro-textil owe us?
It has wind of the euro-textil affair.
Euro Boy, get the hostages away quickly!
Do you know a wise guy called Euro Boy?
Euro Boy, this is the OCTB!
Inspector Chan, Euro Boy is my informant.
These are fashionable Euro-trash ski trousers.
Man, if this is happening here I hate to think what's happening in Euro-Itchy Scratchy Land.
Do you think youre at Euro-Disney?
All right then, off you go and last one to the summit's a euro-federalist.
You'd think you wanted Ireland to lose the Euro contest!
Well, I have developed 16 commercial properties in the last five years, including Euro-Alcatraz.
Well, I should like to purchase 1,000 shares of Euro-African Airways.
He forced through the plan to standardise the Euro sausage.
Euro sausage?
I'm up to my neck in the Euro sausage!
This is about the Euro sausage problem?
For an international clientele of degenerates, scum, Euro-trash.
Get this, the record company said we had this retro-punk- hip-hop-Euro-trash-garage beat.
For the past 1 5 years, I was president of Euro-Krustyland. until it blew up.
Rack and pinion steering, four-wheel independent suspension and 310 of the sexiest Euro-ponies that ever hurtled a Yankee from 0 to 60 in under five seconds.
I think I can handle this Euro trash.
Hors d'oeuvres, risotto, cheese, Profiteroles. Red and white wine - a grand Euro blowout!
Some Euro-trash.
So please put your hands together and welcome on stage Euro hopefuls from Rugged Island, Father Dick Byrne and Father Cyril McDuff!
Disney came over and built Euro Disney.
He's taking me to France for the weekend, Euro Disney.
Well, we're all set for Euro Disney.
Euro-creep.
The Euro Janey.
Euro-pass?
Shut up! I need Euro!

News and current affairs

But, without further profound political and economic integration - which may not end up including all current eurozone members - the euro may not make it even to the end of this decade.
Similar flexibility exists with the Euro, the Schengen Agreement, and the Social Chapter.
Britain does not need a seat at the table when decisions on the Euro are taken.
Keeping the pound does not mean that we oppose the Euro, or hope for its failure.
A quarter of the labor force and half of Spain's youth are unemployed, reflecting the country's loss of competitiveness in the wake of the real-estate bubble inflated by cheap euro credit in the pre-crisis period.
France, too, has become uncompetitive, owing to the cheap credit brought by the euro in its initial years.
I estimate that Euro 750 million in the first year, Euro 500 million in the second year and Euro 250 million in the third year would do the trick.
A weakening US economy and the strengthening Euro will dampen European exports.
If that happened, the euro would eventually collapse.
If the euro survives, it will come at the price of high unemployment and enormous suffering, especially in the crisis countries.
For starters, the eurozone crisis is worsening, as the euro remains too strong, front-loaded fiscal austerity deepens recession in many member countries, and a credit crunch in the periphery and high oil prices undermine prospects of recovery.
CAMBRIDGE - Although I appreciate that exchange rates are never easy to explain or understand, I find today's relatively robust value for the euro somewhat mysterious.
Europe is being cautious in the name of avoiding debt and defending the euro, whereas the US has moved on many fronts in order not to waste an ideal opportunity to implement badly needed structural reforms.
As the boom turned to bust, the losses threatened to overwhelm the capacity of the Spanish state, and the problem became European, because it threatened the very survival of the euro.
The EU's legitimacy problem has two different aspects: apathy, leading to a low turnout in the European parliamentary elections, and outright euro-skepticism.
The Euro-skepticism problem can be tackled only if the Union itself starts to perform better, and is seen to be doing so.
It had no choice: with financial turmoil threatening to spread from small countries like Greece and Ireland to large ones like Italy and Spain, the euro's very survival was in growing jeopardy.
Although it is right that the Stability and Growth Pact has become more flexible in these extraordinary times, its rules did secure a successful first decade for the euro.
The addition of the renminbi to the basket, which currently includes the US dollar, the euro, the British pound, and the Japanese yen, would provide China with a boost to its prestige.
With the euro looking less appetizing as a diversification play away from the dollar, gold's appeal has naturally grown.
If so, does enlarging the euro's membership really serve Europe's apparent goal of maximizing economic integration without necessarily achieving full political union?
Euro-skepticism, on the other hand, and the looming threat of anti-European populism, is directly linked to the idea that the EU is not merely incapable of offering a solution to the crisis, but in fact is part of the problem.
In Ireland, last autumn's financial crisis provoked a turnaround in public opinion about the EU, and even in Iceland, although it lies on the periphery of our continent, membership of the EU and the euro have become a priority.

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