Definition of Reichsmark in English:

Reichsmark

noun ˈraɪçsˌmaːkˈrʌɪks-ˈrʌɪxsˌmɑːk

The basic monetary unit of the Third Reich, replaced in 1948 by the Deutschmark.
Example sentencesExamples
- Personal belongings such as watches and trinkets were distributed or sold to SS personnel, but many valuables - including gold bars and currency - worth millions of Reichsmarks were also collected.
- After they made it out of the extensive mob of passengers they exchanged their Reichsmarks for Francs.
- In addition, Greece claimed repayment of a further 500 million Reichsmark, which had been paid by the Greek central bank to the German occupying force in 1942 as an ‘enforced loan.’
- In early 1942 Kodak's branch in Spain imported items from Germany worth at least 17,000 Reichsmarks.
- It cost millions of Reichsmarks and employed 36,000 extras - which made it, at the time, a landmark in epic cinema.

Origin

German.

Definition of Reichsmark in US English:

Reichsmark

nounˈrīksˌmärk

The basic monetary unit of the Third Reich, replaced in 1948 by the Deutschmark.
Example sentencesExamples
- In early 1942 Kodak's branch in Spain imported items from Germany worth at least 17,000 Reichsmarks.
- After they made it out of the extensive mob of passengers they exchanged their Reichsmarks for Francs.
- In addition, Greece claimed repayment of a further 500 million Reichsmark, which had been paid by the Greek central bank to the German occupying force in 1942 as an ‘enforced loan.’
- Personal belongings such as watches and trinkets were distributed or sold to SS personnel, but many valuables - including gold bars and currency - worth millions of Reichsmarks were also collected.
- It cost millions of Reichsmarks and employed 36,000 extras - which made it, at the time, a landmark in epic cinema.

Origin

German.

单词	Reichsmark
释义	Definition of Reichsmark in English: Reichsmark noun ˈraɪçsˌmaːkˈrʌɪks-ˈrʌɪxsˌmɑːk The basic monetary unit of the Third Reich, replaced in 1948 by the Deutschmark. Example sentencesExamples Personal belongings such as watches and trinkets were distributed or sold to SS personnel, but many valuables - including gold bars and currency - worth millions of Reichsmarks were also collected. After they made it out of the extensive mob of passengers they exchanged their Reichsmarks for Francs. In addition, Greece claimed repayment of a further 500 million Reichsmark, which had been paid by the Greek central bank to the German occupying force in 1942 as an ‘enforced loan.’ In early 1942 Kodak's branch in Spain imported items from Germany worth at least 17,000 Reichsmarks. It cost millions of Reichsmarks and employed 36,000 extras - which made it, at the time, a landmark in epic cinema. Origin German. Definition of Reichsmark in US English: Reichsmark nounˈrīksˌmärk The basic monetary unit of the Third Reich, replaced in 1948 by the Deutschmark. Example sentencesExamples In early 1942 Kodak's branch in Spain imported items from Germany worth at least 17,000 Reichsmarks. After they made it out of the extensive mob of passengers they exchanged their Reichsmarks for Francs. In addition, Greece claimed repayment of a further 500 million Reichsmark, which had been paid by the Greek central bank to the German occupying force in 1942 as an ‘enforced loan.’ Personal belongings such as watches and trinkets were distributed or sold to SS personnel, but many valuables - including gold bars and currency - worth millions of Reichsmarks were also collected. It cost millions of Reichsmarks and employed 36,000 extras - which made it, at the time, a landmark in epic cinema. Origin German.
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