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won - translation to English
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Won (disambiguation); WON (disambiguation); WON; 원; Won (album); ₩on
wonton soup
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TYPE OF DUMPLING COMMONLY FOUND IN A NUMBER OF CHINESE CUISINES
Wontan; Won ton; Húntún; Huntun; Yuntún; Yuntun; Yün-t'un; Yun-t'un; Hun-t'un; Wan tan; Wan ton; Wonton soup; Fried wonton; Yuen-t'un; Wontons; Short Soup; Wuntun; Pangsit goreng sayur; Wenzhou wonton; Pinsec frito; Pinsec; Pinseques fritos; Pritong pinsek; Pinritong pinsek; Prinitong pinsek; Fried wontons; Won Ton; Won ton dumpling; Won ton dumplings; Won-tons; Hoanh thanh; Pangsit; Wonton strips; Cantonese wontons
n. Wonton Suppe, Suppe mit Wonton Knödel
keins davon haben
have none of, won"t agree with, won"t participate in, won"t stand it
zurückgewonnen
regained, won back
Wikipedia
Won
Won may refer to:
- The Korean won from 1902–1910
- South Korean won, the currency of the Republic of Korea
- North Korean won, the currency of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea
- Won (Korean surname)
- Won (Korean given name)
- Won Buddhism, a specific form of Korean Buddhism (圓)
- Won (injustice), a social concept in Joseon Korea (冤)
- Lugart Won, a fictional character
Examples of use of won
1. South Korean Won: The won closed at 1,027.80 won per dollar Friday, compared with 1,027.20 won a week earlier.
2. The face value of the stamps is 3 won, 130 won, 160 won and 210 won respectively.
3. On Saturday, Huckabee easily won Kansas and narrowly won Louisiana.
4. In total, Obama won 2.5 delegates and Clinton won two.
5. Advertisement Clinton won in Pennsylvania as she won in Ohio.