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Definition of rial in English: rial(also riyal) noun ˈriːɑːl 1The basic monetary unit of Iran and Oman, equal to 100 dinars in Iran and 1,000 baiza in Oman. 里亚尔（伊朗货币单位，合100第纳尔；阿曼的货币单位，合100派沙） Example sentencesExamples - The exchange rate gives some indication of this: there are about 9,000 rials to the US dollar.
- Some other ‘royal’ currencies are the real, the rial (Iran, Oman, Yemen), and the riyal - all stemming from Latin regalis.
- People say we get paid in rials, the Iranian currency, but face expenses in dollars, which are worth much more.
- Despite having been awarded 180m rials each (don't get too excited, that's about £10,000) for making it to Germany, home for the Iran squad will be the modest family-run Ringhotel Krone in Friedrichshafen.
- Mehdi Karoubi, a mid-ranking cleric and political moderate, has promised that if elected he will start paying everyone over the age of 18 the sum of 500000 rials every month - no questions asked.
2The basic monetary unit of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and Yemen, equal to 100 halala in Saudi Arabia, 100 dirhams in Qatar, and 100 fils in Yemen. 里亚尔（伊朗货币单位，合100第纳尔；阿曼的货币单位，合100派沙） Example sentencesExamples - A large cache of ammunition, 250,000 riyals in cash and a check for 20 million Saudi riyals were all found in the terrorists' lair after the three-day standoff came to an end, indicating how well - armed and financed they were.
- A Tamimi manager says the company pays an average salary of one Saudi riyal a day and grants leave once every two years.
- Please also do not close my accounts numbered above with you, but retain a sum of 1,000 Saudi riyals in each account.
- The ambassador is alleged to have deposited international drafts in Saudi Arabian riyals in amounts of between $2 million and $4 million, according to reports in the Washington Post.
- The article states, ‘The cost of King Fahd's efforts in this field has been astronomical, amounting to many billions of Saudi riyals.’
OriginVia Persian from Arabic riyāl, from Spanish real 'royal'. RhymesAmal, Arles, banal, Barisal, Basle, Bhopal, Carl, chorale, corral, dhal, entente cordiale, Escorial, farl, femme fatale, Funchal, gayal, gnarl, halal, Karl, kraal, locale, marl, morale, musicale, Pascal, pastorale, procès-verbal, Provençal, rationale, real, riyal, snarl, Taal, Taj Mahal, timbale, toile, Vaal, Vidal, Waal Definition of rial in US English: rialnoun 1The basic monetary unit of Iran and Oman, equal to 100 dinars in Iran and 1,000 baiza in Oman. 里亚尔（伊朗货币单位，合100第纳尔；阿曼的货币单位，合100派沙） Example sentencesExamples - Mehdi Karoubi, a mid-ranking cleric and political moderate, has promised that if elected he will start paying everyone over the age of 18 the sum of 500000 rials every month - no questions asked.
- Some other ‘royal’ currencies are the real, the rial (Iran, Oman, Yemen), and the riyal - all stemming from Latin regalis.
- The exchange rate gives some indication of this: there are about 9,000 rials to the US dollar.
- People say we get paid in rials, the Iranian currency, but face expenses in dollars, which are worth much more.
- Despite having been awarded 180m rials each (don't get too excited, that's about £10,000) for making it to Germany, home for the Iran squad will be the modest family-run Ringhotel Krone in Friedrichshafen.
2 variant spelling of riyal Example sentencesExamples - The ambassador is alleged to have deposited international drafts in Saudi Arabian riyals in amounts of between $2 million and $4 million, according to reports in the Washington Post.
- A Tamimi manager says the company pays an average salary of one Saudi riyal a day and grants leave once every two years.
- A large cache of ammunition, 250,000 riyals in cash and a check for 20 million Saudi riyals were all found in the terrorists' lair after the three-day standoff came to an end, indicating how well - armed and financed they were.
- Please also do not close my accounts numbered above with you, but retain a sum of 1,000 Saudi riyals in each account.
- The article states, ‘The cost of King Fahd's efforts in this field has been astronomical, amounting to many billions of Saudi riyals.’
OriginVia Persian from Arabic riyāl, from Spanish real ‘royal’. |