chinese monetary unit
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Definition
- Noun:
- The standard unit of currency in the People's Republic of China: This term refers to the fundamental monetary unit used within China's financial system. The primary Chinese monetary unit is the yuan (also known as the renminbi).
Examples of Usage
- Noun:
- The basic Chinese monetary unit is subdivided into 10 jiao or 100 fen.
- When traveling to Beijing, you will need to exchange your currency for the Chinese monetary unit.
Advanced Usage
- The term "Chinese monetary unit" is often used in formal, economic, or financial contexts when discussing the structure of China's currency system rather than in everyday transactions.
- The report analyzed the stability of the primary Chinese monetary unit against the US dollar.
Variants and Related Words
- Yuan (n): The primary unit of the renminbi, the official currency of China.
- One yuan is the largest Chinese monetary unit in common circulation.
- Renminbi (n): The official name of China's currency, meaning "the people's currency."
- The renminbi is issued in several Chinese monetary units, including yuan and jiao.
- Jiao (n): A subdivision of the yuan; one-tenth of a yuan.
- Fen (n): A subdivision of the yuan; one-hundredth of a yuan (now rarely used).
Synonyms
- Unit of Chinese currency: A phrase with the same meaning.
- Yuan: The specific name for the primary unit.
Related Phrases
- While "Chinese monetary unit" itself is not typically part of phrasal verbs or idioms, it is a key component in phrases like:
- Base Chinese monetary unit: Refers to the fundamental unit (the yuan).
- Subsidiary Chinese monetary unit: Refers to the fractional units like jiao.
Noun
- the monetary unit in the People's Republic of China