Similar words: working girl, chewing gum, smoking gun, wedding gown, saving grace, dressing gown, looking glass, losing ground. Meaning: n. the basic unit of money in Malaysia; equal to 100 sen.
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1. While the device cost 50 Malaysian ringgit (US$15) for the team to produce, he was unsure of how much a mass-produced device would cost.
2. Prices quoted above are based on Malaysian Ringgit. Please click here for the exchange rate.
3. Other traded months rose between 32 and 79 ringgit in overall trade of 12, 195 lots of 25 tonnes each.
4. Malaysia's ringgit appreciated the most in Asia last year, rising by 11.8%, followed closely by the Thai baht, which rose by 11%, and the Singapore dollar, which climbed by 9.3%.
5. The Hong Kong dollar and Malaysian ringgit are also fixed.
6. The principal measure taken were to move the ringgit from a free float to a fixed exchange rate regime.
7. So far this year, the Malaysian ringgit is up 7.5% against the dollar and the Korean won and Indian rupee are both up about 5%.
8. Rates are in Ringgit Malaysia and subject to change without prior notice.
9. At five - star hotels, one or two ringgit will suffice a porter.
10. For example, the Malaysian ringgit would be used if trades were settled in Malaysia.
11. Without the proposed issues, pretax profit would come to 496. 43 million ringgit, the circular said.
12. Like Bangkok, many taxis are now metered, so you can round up to the nearest ringgit.
13. Instead, currencies that used to gyrate sharply during stock selloffs such as the Thai baht, Malaysian ringgit and Indonesian rupiah have barely budged.
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14. Based on the calculation of exchange rate volatility by GARCH model, this paper compared RMB with US dollar, Japanese Yen, HK dollar, Philippine peso, Malaysia Ringgit and Singapore dollar.
15. I don't want to have to look at the person's face who just made me a few thousand ringgit poorer while I'm doing my lats.
16. He thinks that further strength is in store for the Malaysian ringgit, the Singapore dollar, the Philippine peso, the Indonesian rupiah and the Thai baht .
17. My practice was to try to clear and not keep a monthly balance of more than a few ringgit (dollars). I don't know, will the bank think a customer like me is an advantage or disadvantage!
18. I hope I could get the 1 st 10 k ringgit of my life in this holiday!
19. Palm oil is just about 5 percent off a historic high of 2,764 ringgit reached in early June on robust demand from top importers China and India and dwindling supplies at home.
20. Prompt shipment of palm oil spot pricing fell 15 ringgit to 1985 ringgit per tonne.
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