yen

Converse of object

• cost: An optional AC adaptor will cost 945 yen, and a desktop holder will cost 630 yen.
• rise: Don't bother Published: 02 March 2006 Do you fancy a stint teaching English in the land of the rising yen?
• sell: Goldman sold 45 billion yen of shares in Japan's first hotel REIT in February.
• get: Las Vegas Elvis Weddings Got a yen for Elvis?
• have: Should you have a yen to look at the sea there are seven miles of sandy beach at Burnham-on-Sea.
• pay: But Gen and Ryuta are being paid 10 yen a day to look after the cantankerous fool.

Preposition: against

dollar: The rise in interest rates on government bonds has also contributed to a rise in the yen against the dollar further squeezing Japanese exports.

Adjective modifier

• Japanese: The pound firmed against the Japanese yen, reaching a new five hear high at 224 yen in March.
• weak: Analysts said the improvement had come because of a weaker yen and more optimism about company earnings.
• wee: Then they change their cry to " wee yen!

Modifies a noun

• card: There were 10,000 yen, 5,000 yen, 3,000 yen, 2,000 yen, and 1,000 yen cards.
• worth: More importantly, they estimate 112 trillion yen worth of damage will be caused.
• coin: But rather than choosing a product, the crooks in this case press for coin return and the machine returns a 500 yen coin.
• depreciation: Still, an overseas acquisition spree could follow a yuan strengthening, just as it did the yen depreciation.
• trading: It would also be offset by greater U.S. dollar and yen trading against the Euro.

Possessives

weakness: Last week, a German official said the yen's weakness against the euro would be brought up at the meeting.

Preposition: for

year: The answer as far as I'm concerned is definitely yes and the yen for next year is starting to be unbearable already.

Preposition: per

year: Mastitis is an inflammation of the mammary gland infected by bacteria that decreases milk production and costs 69 billion yen per year in Japan.