Definition of tolar in English:

tolar

nounˈtɒlɑːˈtälär

The former basic monetary unit of Slovenia, equal to 100 stotins.
Example sentencesExamples
- So you will still have to cope with the kroon, zloty, tolar and forint for a few years.
- The Slovenian tolar and Lithuanian lita were bound with the currency board and were responding well to the euro.
- However, problems already surfaced after 2004 when the country's currency, the tolar, was bound to the euro and entered into the European exchange mechanism.
- We will buy forints in Hungary, zlotys in Poland and tolars in Slovenia.

Origin

Slovene; compare with thaler.

Definition of tolar in US English:

tolar

nounˈtälär

The former basic monetary unit of Slovenia, equal to 100 stotins.
Example sentencesExamples
- We will buy forints in Hungary, zlotys in Poland and tolars in Slovenia.
- However, problems already surfaced after 2004 when the country's currency, the tolar, was bound to the euro and entered into the European exchange mechanism.
- So you will still have to cope with the kroon, zloty, tolar and forint for a few years.
- The Slovenian tolar and Lithuanian lita were bound with the currency board and were responding well to the euro.

Origin

Slovene; compare with thaler.

单词	tolar
释义	Definition of tolar in English: tolar nounˈtɒlɑːˈtälär The former basic monetary unit of Slovenia, equal to 100 stotins. Example sentencesExamples So you will still have to cope with the kroon, zloty, tolar and forint for a few years. The Slovenian tolar and Lithuanian lita were bound with the currency board and were responding well to the euro. However, problems already surfaced after 2004 when the country's currency, the tolar, was bound to the euro and entered into the European exchange mechanism. We will buy forints in Hungary, zlotys in Poland and tolars in Slovenia. Origin Slovene; compare with thaler. Definition of tolar in US English: tolar nounˈtälär The former basic monetary unit of Slovenia, equal to 100 stotins. Example sentencesExamples We will buy forints in Hungary, zlotys in Poland and tolars in Slovenia. However, problems already surfaced after 2004 when the country's currency, the tolar, was bound to the euro and entered into the European exchange mechanism. So you will still have to cope with the kroon, zloty, tolar and forint for a few years. The Slovenian tolar and Lithuanian lita were bound with the currency board and were responding well to the euro. Origin Slovene; compare with thaler.
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