koruna

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  • "I'm happy we have the koruna," said Milos, a Czech man in his thirties, declining to give his surname. —  EUnews
  • The Slovak koruna (crown) will remain in circulation alongside the euro until 16 —  Clipmarks | Live Clips
  • Poland's zloty has tumbled 29 percent in the past six months; Hungary's forint has declined 21 percent and the Czech koruna is down 12 percent.
  • "The main slogan does have some negative tinges," Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek admitted, but he defended the 12 million koruna (485,000 euro / 700,000 dollar) campaign as a "unique opportunity" for Czechs to better understand Europe. —  EUnews
  • The company's board approved plans to invest 250 million koruna (US$14. 6 million) in the factory, Hsiao Ya-wen (蕭雅文), a spokeswoman for the Hsinchu-based company, said yesterday. —  Taipei Times
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  1. Czech, from Latin corōna, crown; see crown.
  2. Slovak, from Latin corōna, crown; see crown.
 

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