weak dollar

wiːk ˈdɒlər

Definition

Definition of weak dollar - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

currency value

dollar with low value compared to other currencies

A weak dollar makes imports more expensive.

depreciated currency

dollar that has depreciated over time

Investors are worried about the weak dollar.

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Expressions with weak

weak link

least strong part of a group or system

The team's defense was the weak link in the game.

weak spot

area less resistant to pressure or damage

The weak spot in the armor was targeted during the battle.

weak tea

tea with little flavor or strength

She complained about the weak tea at the café.

weak sister

person who is cowardly or indecisive

He was seen as the weak sister in the team.

have a weak stomach

get easily sick or upset by gross things

He has a weak stomach and can't watch horror movies.

flesh is weak

exp.

humans easily give in to temptations

He tried to resist the cake, but the flesh is weak.

Expressions with dollar

top dollar

highest amount of money paid for something

He paid top dollar for that rare book.

almighty dollar

money regarded as a major goal

He abandoned his dreams for the almighty dollar.

dollar short

adj.

lacking the necessary amount or resources

His plan was a dollar short to be successful.

dollar democracy

consumer spending influences economy and business decisions

Dollar democracy drives market trends through consumer choices.

pay top dollar

spend a lot of money on something

She paid top dollar for that designer handbag.

another day, another dollar

exp.

everything is routine and mundane

Waking up early for work, he sighed, 'Another day, another dollar.'

bet one's bottom dollar

be absolutely sure of something

You can bet your bottom dollar it will rain tomorrow.

bet your bottom dollar

be very sure about something

You can bet your bottom dollar she'll be on time.

single as a dollar bill

exp.

very much single with no romantic involvement

She is single as a dollar bill and enjoys her freedom.

bet a dollar against a dime

express strong confidence in an outcome

I bet a dollar against a dime that he will win.

Examples of weak dollar in a sentence

Tourists benefit from a weak dollar.
The weak dollar affected the global market.
A weak dollar can lead to higher import prices.

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French:dollar faible, dollar déprécié, ...
German:schwacher Dollar, ...
Italian:dollaro debole, dollaro svalutato, ...
Spanish:dólar débil, dólar depreciado, ...
Portuguese:dólar fraco, dólar desvalorizado, ...
Chinese:疲软的美元, ...
Japanese:弱いドル, 価値が下がったドル, ...
Arabic:دُولَار ضَعِيف, دولار منخفض القيمة, ...
Hebrew:דוֹלָר חָלָשׁ, ...
Russian:слабый доллар, обесцененный доллар, ...
Ukrainian:слабкий долар, знецінений долар, ...
Hindi:कमज़ोर डॉलर, गिरा हुआ डॉलर, ...
Bengali:দুর্বল ডলার, মূল্যহীন ডলার, ...
Catalan:dòlar feble, dòlar depreciat, ...
Czech:slabý dolar, oslabující dolar, ...
Danish:svag dollar, deprecieret dollar, ...
Dutch:zwakke dollar, gedevalueerde dollar, ...
Greek:αδύναμο δολάριο, υποτιμημένο δολάριο, ...
Hungarian:gyenge dollár, leértékelődött dollár, ...
Khmer:ដុល្លារធ្លាក់ថ្លៃ, ដុល្លារទន់ខ្សោយ, ...
Korean:약한 달러, 가치가 떨어진 달러, ...
Persian:دلار ضعیف, دلار کاهش‌یافته, ...
Polish:słaby dolar, osłabiony dolar, ...
Portuguese (BR):dólar fraco, ...
Romanian:dolar slab, dolar depreciat, ...
Swedish:svag dollar, försvagad dollar, ...
Thai:ดอลลาร์อ่อนค่า, ดอลลาร์ที่อ่อนค่า, ...
Turkish:zayıf dolar, değer kaybetmiş dolar, ...
Vietnamese:đồng đô la mất giá, đồng đô la suy yếu, ...

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