rand
rand¹
Definition
rand (rand)
noun
- Brit. an edge, border, or margin, as the unplowed strip around a field
- a leather strip attached to the back of a shoe sole to level it before the heel is put on
Etymology: ME rande, border, strip < OE rand, rond, brink, shield, akin to ON rönd, shield rim, OHG rant, shield boss < IE base *rem-, to support > rim
rand²
Definition
rand (rand, ränd)
noun pl. rand
the basic monetary unit of South Africa
Etymology: Afrik, orig., shield < Du, akin to OE rand: see rand
Rand
Definition
Rand (rand)
rand Finance Definition
The
currency unit of South Africa, comprised of 100 cents.
rand
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- pay: Teachers who take up Casme's training offers pay 2,500 rand ( about £ 300 ) a year in fees.
- conclude: Launching the project concludes rand is the state chamber.
- have: The top model of gaiter has a rubber rand which encloses the entire top of the boot.
Adjective modifier
- South: The group's shares have suffered in recent weeks with the South African rand losing more than 20 % against the dollar.
- African: The group's shares have suffered in recent weeks with the South African rand losing more than 20 % against the dollar.
- recent: Already spending about the recent rand all come down over turn now.
- weak: The new gold rush Expat South Africans and Britons alike have been quick to capitalize on the weak rand.
Modifies a noun
- labor: And raised the rand labor and the individual market aid to families.
- health: Fewer workers and rand health insurance her husband tony.
- study: Family housing units database holding development a rand study i headed to.
- function: Seed represents a value that starts a random number sequence. the systime special temp is often used as a seed for the rand function.
- insurance: The ddd estimate concurrence by rand banner life insurance co don't require members.
- corporation: Powerful search engine the rand corporation 's all the extras.
Noun used with modifier
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