Examples of 'peso' in a sentence
Meaning of "peso"
Peso refers to the currency of several countries in Latin America. It is also used to describe the unit of mass in the metric system. In the context of currency, peso is used to indicate the equivalent amount in local currency
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- A former unit of currency in Spain and Spain's colonies, worth 8 reales; the Spanish dollar.
- The circulating currency of various Spanish-speaking American countries (Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, and Uruguay) and the Philippines.
How to use "peso" in a sentence
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Peso ai not been around here yet today.
There is one peso for each of you.
Peso depreciation will affect economic growth.
The value of the peso changes rapidly.
From peso to dollar as the official currency.
This song will cost one peso.
Mexican peso hit on escalation of trade war.
Ask your mom to make up a whole peso.
The peso and the stock market.
Each of us will give one million peso.
Take a ten peso coin if you want.
Inflation is down and the peso is stable.
The philippine peso us dollar exchange rate.
The dollar will be replaced by the peso.
The new peso was replaced by the austral.
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For every extra peso that the.
The peso is not being battered these days.
I will defend the peso like a dog.
The peso is down against the dollar.
Put a name to every peso you spend.
The peso is depreciating against the dollar.
Without job or position and without a peso.
One peso for each of you.
Every dollar and every peso counts.
One peso equaled one dollar.
We could offer a peso per mosquito.
The peso is now grossly overvalued.
Maintain a weak peso to boost exports.
The peso look like less than a dollar.
Philippine exports fell and the peso weakened.
The convertible peso has a parity with dollar.
He looks like a big bag full of masta peso.
Half a peso on delivery of the receipt.
You will not have to pay a single peso.
I just got a peso from the game in my pocket.
I will give it to you for a peso.
One peso for each one.
He refused to pay the million peso ransom liquidated.
Mexican peso has a strong day.
Not even one lousy peso.
Just one peso do not miss the opportunity.
A day late and a peso short.
One peso worth the offer.
So quick that he turn his tail around on a peso.
They tied the peso to the dollar by law.
The best part was the peso.
One peso is equivalent to a hundred centavos.
And he wanted to defend the peso like a watchdog.
Mexican peso begins week with downward trend.
Both of my kids not worth a peso.
