Examples of using Devalued in English and their translations into Portuguese
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First it was devalued by a third against the dollar,
December 18 The U.S. dollar is devalued for the second time in history.
Any Member State leaving the euro- which is what Mrs Le Pen wants for France- would see its new currency dramatically devalued.
the dollar was devalued from $35 per troy ounce of gold to $38.
Brazil Beauty News- In a time of devalued currency and national economic turmoil,
the bilateral central rate of the Portuguese escudo was devalued by 3.5.
However, its consumption is devalued by the population due to the large presence of pimples in the muscle.
the Irish pound was devalued by 10% on 1st February.
Using devalued by-products, in a simple
Love was deliberately devalued to confuse you so that what you were taught was love was mere lust.
Once again, any Member State leaving the euro would see its new currency dramatically devalued.
In this case, these NTs felt devalued, since they perceived being included only to prevent meetings from being cancelled.
The real devalued is the result of investors taking their dollars from Brazil to invest elsewhere
If they feel devalued, people are unable to react to their problems
the currency was devalued as a result of foreign exchange market pressures.
Those special conditions and a devalued Real are excellent for multinationals to make strong profits despite eroding economic conditions.
escudo were devalued in relation to the other currencies.
To inspire confidence in the devalued notes, Adair mandated that all officers of the state receive their salaries in notes issued by the Bank of the Commonwealth.
Denmark saw in this realignment an opportunity to obtain another limited adjustment of her currency, which was devalued by 3.
the peso was devalued to 29% of the dollar, and ultimately the peg was abandoned completely.