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bill  Wordnet , note  Wordnet , government note  Wordnet , bank bill  Wordnet , banker's bill  Wordnet , bank note  Wordnet , banknote  Wordnet 
A piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank)  Wordnet 
"The euro became the common currency of more than 300 million Europeans on 1 January 1999. The banknotes and coins first went into circulation on 1 January 2002. They replaced national currencies like the Deutsche Mark or Belgian franc."  Daniel García 
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German
Banknote   1 validation  belitrix , Geldschein   1 validation  belitrix 
Papier, das als Zahlungsmittel verwendet wird.   1 validation  belitrix 

French
billet de banque   1 validation  belitrix 
Papier-monnaie   1 validation  belitrix 

Spanish
billete   1 validation  Daniel García 
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"El 1 de enero de 1999, el euro se convirtió en la moneda común de más de 300 millones de europeos. Los billetes y monedas fueron puestos en circulación el 1 de enero de 2002 y sustituyeron a las monedas nacionales, como el marco alemán o el franco belga. "   1 validation  Daniel García 

Italian
banconota   1 validation  xxxsilvia b 
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