lira 的定义
plural li·re [leer-ey; Italian lee-re], /ˈlɪər eɪ; Italian ˈli rɛ/, li·ras.
- a coin and monetary unit of Italy until the euro was adopted, equal to 100 centesimi. Abbreviation: L., Lit.
- a monetary unit of Malta, San Marino, and the Vatican City until the euro was adopted.
- a silver, bronze, or chrome steel coin and monetary unit of Turkey, equal to 100 kurus; equal to 100 piasters before 1933; Turkish pound. Abbreviation: TL.
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- The lira reversed earlier gains against the dollar after the announcement.
- Ismail Adin, another shop owner in Beyoglu, also said sales of alcohol were down, from about 5,000 Lira a day to 2,000 Lira.
- Photojournalist Ana Lira is from the northeastern city of Recife and a founding member of Urban Rights.
- I get 400 Turkish lira ($198) a month and 300 of that goes on rent.
- Over 60 percent of Italians polled in late May said life was better with their old lira currency.
- Lire: the lira is an Italian coin of the value of a franc (say, tenpence).
- He also added that Carpazzi was supposed to be in love with her, and she with him, but they had not a lira to marry on.
- Eighteen dollars in real money, sir, and about two dollars in lira money.
- The entrance fee is one lira, and the old custodians follow the visitor about as though the latter wished to eat the bronzes.
- Between the thumb and forefinger of an ungloved fair right hand, she held up a silver lira.