rial / riˈɔl, -ˈɑl /
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rial 的定义
n. 名词 noun- a silver or cupronickel coin and monetary unit of Iran, equal to 100 dinars.
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- By the end of 2012, 40,000 Iranian Rial was worth one dollar.
- And it is rising fast: 100, 200, and 500 rial notes are now pretty much useless, Hanke reports.
- And so scarce dollars have seen their value rise sharply against the rial.
- The rial traded at 12,000 to the dollar at the beginning of 2010.
- The recent currency collapse -- the rial has lost 30% of its value since the summer -- implies further price surges.
- The weight of the atmosphere is neither increased nor diminished by the rial tides.
- At the same time the rial of Mary brought sixty-three pounds, and the rial of Elizabeth twenty-one pounds ten shillings.
- At such times, I always expected the company of my rial visitors, and counted upon it to amuse me till I dropped asleep.
- In fine, the Indian prefers the rial of a Chinese to the dollar of a Spaniard.
- Moll Rial was plying her "beetle" at the margin of the lake, close under the old house and castle.