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Definition
Synonym
Waehrungsreform
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Währungsreform
currency reform
Währungsreform
monetary reform
Währungsreform
f
Währungsreformen
pl
currency reform
currency reforms
Deutsche
Waehrungsreform Synonyme
waehrungsreform
Englische
currency reform Synonyme
currency
PR
and pence
averageness
ballyhoo
blurb
bon ton
bright light
cash
celebrity
circulating medium
coin
coinage
coined liberty
cold cash
common knowledge
commonality
commonness
commonplaceness
cry
daylight
dollars
dough
eclat
emergency money
exposure
extensiveness
fame
famousness
fashionableness
filthy lucre
fractional
currency
generality
glare
gold
habitualness
hard cash
hard
currency
hoopla
hue and cry
legal tender
lettuce
limelight
lucre
mammon
managed
currency
maximum dissemination
medium of exchange
mintage
modishness
money
necessity money
needful
normality
notoriety
ordinariness
pelf
plug
popularity
postage
currency
postal
currency
pounds
press notice
prevalence
public eye
public knowledge
public relations
public report
publicity
publicity story
publicness
puff
rampantness
reclame
reign
report
rifeness
routineness
run
scrip
shillings
silver
soft
currency
specie
spotlight
standardness
sterling
stylishness
sweepingness
the almighty dollar
the wherewith
the wherewithal
usualness
voguishness
widespreadness
write-up
Waehrungsreform Definition
Currency
(
n.
)
A
continued
or
uninterrupted
course
or
flow
like
that
of
a
stream
Currency
(
n.
)
The
state
or
quality
of
being
current
Currency
(
n.
)
That
which
is
in
circulation,
or
is
given
and
taken
as
having
or
representing
value
Currency
(
n.
)
Fluency
Currency
(
n.
)
Current
value
Reform
(
v.
t.)
To
put
into
a
new
and
improved
form
or
condition
Reform
(
v.
i.)
To
return
to
a
good
state
Reform
(
n.
)
Amendment
of
what
is
defective,
vicious,
corrupt,
or
depraved
currency reform Bedeutung
reform
a
change
for
the
better
as
a
result
of
correcting
abuses,
justice
was
for
sale
before
the
reform
of
the
law
courts
land
reform
a
redistribution
of
agricultural
land
(especially
by
government
action)
reform
self-improvement
in
behavior
or
morals
by
abandoning
some
vice,
the
family
rejoiced
in
the
drunkard's
reform
reform
a
campaign
aimed
to
correct
abuses
or
malpractices,
the
reforms
he
proposed
were
too
radical
for
the
politicians
reformatory
reform
school
training
school
correctional
institution
for
the
detention
and
discipline
and
training
of
young
or
first
offenders
currency
general
acceptance
or
use,
the
currency
of
ideas
currentness
currency
up-to-dateness
the
property
of
belonging
to
the
present
time,
the
currency
of
a
slang
term
Reform
Judaism
beliefs
and
practices
of
Reform
Jews
Reform
Judaism
the
most
liberal
Jews,
Jews
who
do
not
follow
the
Talmud
strictly
but
try
to
adapt
all
of
the
historical
forms
of
Judaism
to
the
modern
world
Comptroller
of
the
Currency
the
agency
of
the
Treasury
Department
responsible
for
controlling
the
currency
reform
movement
a
movement
intended
to
bring
about
social
and
humanitarian
reforms
Comptroller
of
the
Currency
a
United
States
federal
official
who
regulates
the
national
banks
Reform
Jew
liberal
Jew
who
tries
to
adapt
all
aspects
of
Judaism
to
modern
circumstances
currency
the
metal
or
paper
medium
of
exchange
that
is
presently
used
fractional
currency
paper
currency
in
denominations
less
than
the
basic
monetary
unit
cash
hard
cash
hard
currency
money
in
the
form
of
bills
or
coins,
there
is
a
desperate
shortage
of
hard
cash
hard
currency
a
currency
that
is
not
likely
to
depreciate
suddenly
in
value,
the
countries
agreed
to
conduct
their
bilateral
trade
in
hard
currency,
replacing
previous
barter
arrangements,
Germany
once
had
a
solid
economy,
good
fiscal
and
monetary
policies,
and
a
hard
currency
paper
money
folding
money
paper
currency
currency
issued
by
a
government
or
central
bank
and
consisting
of
printed
paper
that
can
circulate
as
a
substitute
for
specie
reform
straighten
out
see
the
light
change
for
the
better,
The
lazy
student
promised
to
reform,
the
habitual
cheater
finally
saw
the
light
reform
make
changes
for
improvement
in
order
to
remove
abuse
and
injustices,
reform
a
political
system
reform
improve
by
alteration
or
correction
of
errors
or
defects
and
put
into
a
better
condition,
reform
the
health
system
in
this
country
reform
break
up
the
molecules
of,
reform
oil
reform
produce
by
cracking,
reform
gas
reform
reclaim
regenerate
rectify
bring,
lead,
or
force
to
abandon
a
wrong
or
evil
course
of
life,
conduct,
and
adopt
a
right
one,
The
Church
reformed
me,
reform
your
conduct
progressive
reformist
reform-minded
favoring
or
promoting
reform
(often
by
government
action)
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