Divisa (en. Badge)
/diˈβisa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Symbol representing a currency or a monetary unit in international trade.
The euro currency is used in several countries in Europe.
La divisa euro se utiliza en varios países de Europa.
Currency or insignia used as a distinguishing mark.
The squadron carries a currency that shows its loyalty.
El escuadrón porta una divisa que muestra su lealtad.
In economic terms, represents the value of one currency in relation to another.
The fluctuation of the currency affects foreign trade.
La fluctuación de la divisa afecta el comercio exterior.
Etymology
From the Latin 'divisa', which refers to something that has been distributed or separated.
Common Phrases and Expressions
Currency exchange
Process of exchanging one currency for another.
cambio de divisa
National currency
Currency that is official in a given country.
divisa nacional
Foreign exchange market
International market for currency exchange.
mercado de divisas
Related Words
Coin
Element of change used for transactions.
moneda
Bill
Physical form of paper currency.
billete
Change
Process of transforming one currency into another.
cambio
Slang Meanings
Informal term for referring to cash.
I don't have cash to go out tonight.
No tengo divisa para salir esta noche.
Use of 'divisa' to describe a financial deal or operation.
That business deal was a good currency move.
Ese negocio fue un buen movimiento de divisa.