Moidores Meaning in English

word · lemma: moidore

US

ˈmɔɪˌdɔɹz

MOY-dorz

UK

ˈmɔɪˌdɔːz

MOY-dawz

التعريف

An old gold coin from Portugal, used mainly in the 18th and early 19th centuries, often mentioned in historical and literary contexts.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Moidore' is not used in modern English except for historical, literary, or numismatic references. Rarely encountered outside of texts about old coins, piracy, or 18th-century commerce. Plural is 'moidores.'

• Spanish: moidore (moneda antigua portuguesa de oro)
• Portuguese (BR): moidore (moeda de ouro portuguesa antiga)
• Portuguese (PT): moidore (moeda de ouro portuguesa antiga)
• Chinese (Simplified): 莫伊多雷尔（金葡币，葡萄牙旧金币）
• Chinese (Traditional): 莫伊多雷爾（金葡幣，葡萄牙舊金幣）
• Hindi: मॉयडोर (प्राचीन पुर्तगाली सोने का सिक्का)
• Arabic: ميدور (عملة ذهبية برتغالية قديمة)
• Bengali: মোয়িদোর (পর্তুগীজ সোনার মুদ্রা)
• Russian: мойдор (старинная португальская золотая монета)
• Japanese: モイドール（金貨・昔のポルトガル硬貨）
• Vietnamese: moidore (đồng tiền vàng Bồ Đào Nha cổ)
• Korean: 모이도르 (포르투갈의 옛 금화)
• Turkish: moidore (eski Portekiz altın parası)
• Urdu: موئیدور (پرتگالی سونے کا پرانا سکہ)
• Indonesian: moidore (koin emas tua Portugis)

جمل نموذجية

The pirate found a chest full of moidores.

basic

He paid the merchant with three moidores.

basic

A collection of moidores is very rare today.

basic

Back in the day, sailors used to dream about finding moidores on deserted islands.

natural

Collectors are willing to pay a fortune for genuine moidores from the 1700s.

natural

If only I had a few moidores, I could travel the world like those old explorers.

natural