Definitions

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  • noun złoty, the currency unit of Poland, divided into 100 groszy.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • noun the basic unit of money in Poland

Etymologies

from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition

[Polish złoty, golden, zloty, from złoto, gold; see ghel- in Indo-European roots.]

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Examples

  • That means investors who own bonds denominated in Polish zloty, Hungarian forint and Czech koruna may face longer waits before their holdings benefit from conversion to the euro.

    Bloomberg

  • Mr. Belka said the exchange rate of Poland's zloty, which is about 2.8 to th e dollar, "doesn't make my heart beat faster."

    A Caution Against Currency Devaluations

  • Poland's central bank governor Slawomir Skrzypek recently called the zloty "a very good shock absorber."

    Greek Woes Dim Appeal of Euro Zone

  • Poland's central bank governor Slawomir Skrzypek recently called the zloty "a very good shock absorber."

    Greek Woes Dim Appeal of Euro Zone

  • Poland's central bank governor Slawomir Skrzypek recently called the zloty "a very good shock absorber."

    Greek Woes Dim Appeal of Euro Zone

  • The death of the governor won't affect the zloty, which is up 6 percent against the euro this year, or the country's financial stability, board member

    Bloomberg

  • The death of the governor won't affect the zloty, which is up 6 percent against the euro this year, or the country's financial stability, board member Anna Zielinska-Glebocka said in a phone interview.

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  • The death of the governor won't affect the zloty, which is up 6 percent against the euro this year, or the country's financial stability, board member

    Bloomberg

  • The death of the governor won't affect the zloty, which is up 6 percent against the euro this year, or the country's financial stability, board member

    Bloomberg

  • The death of the governor won't affect the zloty, which is up 6 percent against the euro this year, or the country's financial stability, board member

    Bloomberg

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