Definition of gourde in English:

gourde

noun ɡʊədɡo͝ord

The basic monetary unit of Haiti, equal to 100 centimes.
古德（海地的基本货币单位，相当于100分）
Example sentencesExamples
- As we're leaving he asks for 500 gourdes.
- First, the warehousemen's union was recently informed that a job that normally pays 10,000 gourdes would henceforth pay 2,000 gourdes.
- Conditions for the masses continue to deteriorate, with the value of the national currency, the gourde, falling from 15 to the dollar in 1996 to 24 to the dollar today.
- So his father sold one of his plots to raise the 5,000 gourdes fare for him.
- Some of the migrants want to make a new home in a place with steady work, and some stay only for a few weeks, just long enough to take back 800 or 1,000 gourdes.

Origin

The Franco-American name for a dollar.

Definition of gourde in US English:

gourde

nounɡo͝ord

The basic monetary unit of Haiti, equal to 100 centimes.
古德（海地的基本货币单位，相当于100分）
Example sentencesExamples
- As we're leaving he asks for 500 gourdes.
- Conditions for the masses continue to deteriorate, with the value of the national currency, the gourde, falling from 15 to the dollar in 1996 to 24 to the dollar today.
- Some of the migrants want to make a new home in a place with steady work, and some stay only for a few weeks, just long enough to take back 800 or 1,000 gourdes.
- First, the warehousemen's union was recently informed that a job that normally pays 10,000 gourdes would henceforth pay 2,000 gourdes.
- So his father sold one of his plots to raise the 5,000 gourdes fare for him.

Origin

The Franco-American name for a dollar.

词汇	gourde
释义	Definition of gourde in English: gourde noun ɡʊədɡo͝ord The basic monetary unit of Haiti, equal to 100 centimes. 古德（海地的基本货币单位，相当于100分） Example sentencesExamples As we're leaving he asks for 500 gourdes. First, the warehousemen's union was recently informed that a job that normally pays 10,000 gourdes would henceforth pay 2,000 gourdes. Conditions for the masses continue to deteriorate, with the value of the national currency, the gourde, falling from 15 to the dollar in 1996 to 24 to the dollar today. So his father sold one of his plots to raise the 5,000 gourdes fare for him. Some of the migrants want to make a new home in a place with steady work, and some stay only for a few weeks, just long enough to take back 800 or 1,000 gourdes. Origin The Franco-American name for a dollar. Definition of gourde in US English: gourde nounɡo͝ord The basic monetary unit of Haiti, equal to 100 centimes. 古德（海地的基本货币单位，相当于100分） Example sentencesExamples As we're leaving he asks for 500 gourdes. Conditions for the masses continue to deteriorate, with the value of the national currency, the gourde, falling from 15 to the dollar in 1996 to 24 to the dollar today. Some of the migrants want to make a new home in a place with steady work, and some stay only for a few weeks, just long enough to take back 800 or 1,000 gourdes. First, the warehousemen's union was recently informed that a job that normally pays 10,000 gourdes would henceforth pay 2,000 gourdes. So his father sold one of his plots to raise the 5,000 gourdes fare for him. Origin The Franco-American name for a dollar.
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