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1. (n.) yuan
the basic monetary unit of China.
Etymology: (1915–20; < Chin yuán lit., round)
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1. (noun) yuan, kwai
the basic unit of money in China
2. (noun) Yuan, Yuan dynasty, Mongol dynasty
the imperial dynasty of China from 1279 to 1368
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Sense: the standard unit of currency in the People's Republic of China.
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 Arabic: وِحْدَة النَّقْد في جمهور |
 Bulgarian: юан |
 Brazilian: iuan |
 Czech: juan (jednotkačínské měny |
 German: der Yuan |
 Danish: yuan |
 Greek: γιουάν (το νόμισμα της Κί |
 Spanish: yuan |
 Estonian: jüaan |
 Farsi: یوآن |
 Finnish: yuan |
 French: yuan |
 Hebrew: יוּאָן |
 Hindi: चीन का मुद्रा |
 Croatian: juan |
 Hungarian: juan (kínai pénzegység) |
 Indonesian: yuan |
 Icelandic: yuan |
 Italian: yuan |
 Japanese: 元 |
 Korean: 위안(元)(중국의 화폐 단위) |
 Lithuanian: juanis |
 Latvian: juaņa |
 Malay: yuan |
 Dutch: yuan |
 Polish: juan |
 Persian: یوآن |
 Pashto: د چین پولی واحد |
 Romanian: yuan |
 Russian: юань |
 Slovak: juan |
 Slovenian: juan |
 Serbian: juan |
 Swedish: yuan |
 Thai: เงินหยวนของจีน |
 Turkish: Çin para birimi, yuan |
 Taiwanese: (人民幣)元 |
 Ukrainian: юань |
 Urdu: چین کا معیاری سکّہ |
 Vietnamese: nhân dân tệ (tiền tệ Trun |
 Chinese: （人民币）元 |
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