Definition of pengö in English:

pengö

nounPlural pengösˈpɛŋɡəˈpɛŋɡəʊˈpeNGɡō

The basic monetary unit of Hungary from 1927 until 1946, when it was replaced by the forint.
Example sentencesExamples
- The worst example in modern times was in Hungary where, by 1946 you'd have needed 130 million trillion ‘pengös’ to match the spending power of just one pengo 15 years earlier.
- The number of flats with rents below 300 pengös was still around 30 percent of the total.
- Budapest offered to pay instead a certain amount of pengös.
- Thus a childless couple would pay 350 pengös of income tax for every 100 pengös paid by a husband and wife of the same income with five children.

Origin

Hungarian, literally 'ringing'.

Definition of pengö in US English:

pengö

nounˈpeNGɡō

The basic monetary unit of Hungary from 1927 until 1946, when it was replaced by the forint.
Example sentencesExamples
- The worst example in modern times was in Hungary where, by 1946 you'd have needed 130 million trillion ‘pengös’ to match the spending power of just one pengo 15 years earlier.
- Thus a childless couple would pay 350 pengös of income tax for every 100 pengös paid by a husband and wife of the same income with five children.
- The number of flats with rents below 300 pengös was still around 30 percent of the total.
- Budapest offered to pay instead a certain amount of pengös.

Origin

Hungarian, literally ‘ringing’.

单词	pengö
释义	Definition of pengö in English: pengö nounPlural pengösˈpɛŋɡəˈpɛŋɡəʊˈpeNGɡō The basic monetary unit of Hungary from 1927 until 1946, when it was replaced by the forint. Example sentencesExamples The worst example in modern times was in Hungary where, by 1946 you'd have needed 130 million trillion ‘pengös’ to match the spending power of just one pengo 15 years earlier. The number of flats with rents below 300 pengös was still around 30 percent of the total. Budapest offered to pay instead a certain amount of pengös. Thus a childless couple would pay 350 pengös of income tax for every 100 pengös paid by a husband and wife of the same income with five children. Origin Hungarian, literally 'ringing'. Definition of pengö in US English: pengö nounˈpeNGɡō The basic monetary unit of Hungary from 1927 until 1946, when it was replaced by the forint. Example sentencesExamples The worst example in modern times was in Hungary where, by 1946 you'd have needed 130 million trillion ‘pengös’ to match the spending power of just one pengo 15 years earlier. Thus a childless couple would pay 350 pengös of income tax for every 100 pengös paid by a husband and wife of the same income with five children. The number of flats with rents below 300 pengös was still around 30 percent of the total. Budapest offered to pay instead a certain amount of pengös. Origin Hungarian, literally ‘ringing’.
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