English to Gujarati Meaning of piastre - piastre


Piastre :
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Definitions of piastre in English
Noun(1) a fractional monetary unit in Egypt and Lebanon and Sudan and Syria(2) 100 kurus equal 1 lira in Turkey
Examples of piastre in English
(1) ‘The present price of water, at a mere 23 piastres per litre, is highly subsidised, since the real cost is 95 piastres ,’ he said.(2) Fishermen no longer have to wait till the fish is sold to collect their money, he adds, and taxes have been reduced from 64 to 23 piastres per kilogramme: ‘The funds allocated to take care of the fishermen have also increased.’(3) The judge immediately ruled against him and ordered him to pay one hundred piasters to his wife.(4) Although the market is full of unsubsidised baladi bread at various prices in addition to white bread, the subsidised baladi bread remains the most popular choice because it costs a mere five piastres a loaf.(5) The government will continue to subsidise 80 octane gasoline, sold for 90 piastres as it is the main fuel for taxis and minibuses.
(1) pianoforte organ ::
પિયાનોફોર્ટ અંગ
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2. kurus ::
kurus
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