Definition of pula in English:

pula

noun ˈpʊləˈpo͝olə

The basic monetary unit of Botswana, equal to 100 thebe.
普拉（博茨瓦纳货币单位，1普拉等于100塞柏）
Example sentencesExamples
- The dollar this week made up ground on the Zimbabwe dollar, the Romanian leu, and Botswana pula.
- Botswana was offering a Harvard-trained scientist who had developed a drinking problem and could no longer be relied upon to keep quiet about the real reason of the pula's strength.
- More than four-fifths of it is made up of the Kalahari desert, and little grows in a land where water is so scarce its monetary unit is the pula - the Setswana word for ‘rain’.
- Workers argue that the board's coffers are bulging with 12 million pula (more than two and a half million US dollars), which puts it in a good financial position to pay the arrears.
- ‘This man does not look after his cattle properly,’ declared Mr Mokosi before fining the culprit 2,000 pula, more than the cost of a cow, and dismissing the case.

Origin

Setswana, literally 'rain'.

Rhymes

ampulla, bulla, fuller, Müller, puller

Definition of pula in US English:

pula

nounˈpo͝olə

The basic monetary unit of Botswana, equal to 100 thebe.
普拉（博茨瓦纳货币单位，1普拉等于100塞柏）
Example sentencesExamples
- Workers argue that the board's coffers are bulging with 12 million pula (more than two and a half million US dollars), which puts it in a good financial position to pay the arrears.
- Botswana was offering a Harvard-trained scientist who had developed a drinking problem and could no longer be relied upon to keep quiet about the real reason of the pula's strength.
- The dollar this week made up ground on the Zimbabwe dollar, the Romanian leu, and Botswana pula.
- ‘This man does not look after his cattle properly,’ declared Mr Mokosi before fining the culprit 2,000 pula, more than the cost of a cow, and dismissing the case.
- More than four-fifths of it is made up of the Kalahari desert, and little grows in a land where water is so scarce its monetary unit is the pula - the Setswana word for ‘rain’.

Origin

Setswana, literally ‘rain’.

单词	pula
释义	Definition of pula in English: pula noun ˈpʊləˈpo͝olə The basic monetary unit of Botswana, equal to 100 thebe. 普拉（博茨瓦纳货币单位，1普拉等于100塞柏） Example sentencesExamples The dollar this week made up ground on the Zimbabwe dollar, the Romanian leu, and Botswana pula. Botswana was offering a Harvard-trained scientist who had developed a drinking problem and could no longer be relied upon to keep quiet about the real reason of the pula's strength. More than four-fifths of it is made up of the Kalahari desert, and little grows in a land where water is so scarce its monetary unit is the pula - the Setswana word for ‘rain’. Workers argue that the board's coffers are bulging with 12 million pula (more than two and a half million US dollars), which puts it in a good financial position to pay the arrears. ‘This man does not look after his cattle properly,’ declared Mr Mokosi before fining the culprit 2,000 pula, more than the cost of a cow, and dismissing the case. Origin Setswana, literally 'rain'. Rhymes ampulla, bulla, fuller, Müller, puller Definition of pula in US English: pula nounˈpo͝olə The basic monetary unit of Botswana, equal to 100 thebe. 普拉（博茨瓦纳货币单位，1普拉等于100塞柏） Example sentencesExamples Workers argue that the board's coffers are bulging with 12 million pula (more than two and a half million US dollars), which puts it in a good financial position to pay the arrears. Botswana was offering a Harvard-trained scientist who had developed a drinking problem and could no longer be relied upon to keep quiet about the real reason of the pula's strength. The dollar this week made up ground on the Zimbabwe dollar, the Romanian leu, and Botswana pula. ‘This man does not look after his cattle properly,’ declared Mr Mokosi before fining the culprit 2,000 pula, more than the cost of a cow, and dismissing the case. More than four-fifths of it is made up of the Kalahari desert, and little grows in a land where water is so scarce its monetary unit is the pula - the Setswana word for ‘rain’. Origin Setswana, literally ‘rain’.
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