No. 6,932 in Spanish

dollar

The Spanish word "dólar" refers to the unit of currency used in the United States and some other countries.

In a sentence

Tengo un dólar en mi bolsillo.
I have a dollar in my pocket.
Here, 'dólar' refers to a unit of currency, specifically the US dollar.
El tipo de cambio del dólar ha subido hoy.
The exchange rate for the dollar has gone up today.
In this sentence, 'dólar' is used in the context of foreign exchange rates, indicating economic value.
El billete de un dólar tiene el retrato de George Washington.
The one-dollar bill has the portrait of George Washington.
This usage of 'dólar' refers to physical money, specifically the one-dollar bill denomination.

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