ecus

English - Turkish

Definition of ecus in English Turkish dictionary

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ecu

ECU - European Currency Unit. Avrupa Birliğinin eski para birimi

ecu

avrupa para birimi

ECU

(Askeri) çevre kontrol birimi (environmental control unit)

English - English

Definition of ecus in English English dictionary

plural of ecu

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écus

plural form of écu

ecu

The European Currency Unit (symbol ₠), a currency used in the European Community before the euro

écu

One of several coins formerly used in France

écu

An obsolete unit of currency formerly used in France, up until the French Revolution

ECU

{i} unit of currency introduced in 1999 as the composite monetary unit of the members of the European Union

ECU

European currency unit

ecu

European Currency Unit, forerunner of the Euro See Euro

ecu

Electricity Control Unit A prepayment meter with protection and designed to supply up to 20Amp The ECU is basically an ED with Earth Leakage and Over-current protection built in ECUs plug into a standard passive base (or socket) and will be directly connected to a double plug outlet

ecu

(Pronounced A-Coo) European Currency Unit An international currency being developed by the European Union, and slowing gaining acceptance in institutional securities issues ECUs are based on a "currency basket" comprised of all the European Union member countries except the Spanish peseta and Portuguese escudo The ECU is not yet operating at the consumer retail level

ecu

European Currency Units A financial unit used for EC accounting

ecu

Engine Control Unit

ecu

European Currency Unit (May also be written as: Ecu)

ecu

Electronics Control Unit

ecu

Electronic Control Unit

ecu

Electronic Control Unit - the "brains" of an electronic fuel injection system A computer which monitors engine systems and controls fuel delivery

ecu

European unit of account Its value is given by the weighted average of the currencies of the countries belonging to the European Union This unit of account existed until January 1 1999, at which date it has been replaced by the euro

ecu

European Currency Unit A standard unit of currency used throughout the EC for calculating grants, commodity prices, subsidies etc Related to the currencies of member states at variable rates

ecu

Electronic control unit; another name for an automotive computer

ecu

> Electronic Control Unit, the computer that receives signals from various sensors and determines how much fuel to inject into the engine under various conditions

ecu

The European Currency Unit (symbol â‚ ), a currency used in the European Community before the euro

ecu

Environmental Control Unit - A PMAC dedicated to the control and monitoring of the HVAC system

ecu

Exercise Control Unit Digital interface equipment between the CLC and radar analog hardware used to facilitate simulation of a threat environment Click here for more information

ecu

See: European Currency Unit

ecu

Acronym for "electronic Control Unit"

ecu

was the European Currency Unit, a weighted basket of EU currencies such as Sterling, Deutschmark and French Franc (now replaced by the euro)

ecu

Electronic Control Unit: One of the modules containing the Memory and logic for the operation of your car

ecu

Abbreviation for European Currency Unit ECU (if nec as supplement to dictionary def ) The composition of the ECU has remained unchanged since the Maastricht Treaty was ratified, i e the currencies of the three countries which acceded in 1995, Austria, Sweden and Finland, are no longer included in the ECU basket With the beginning of monetary union the ECU will be converted to the EURO at a ratio of 1: 1

ecu

Environmental Change Unit The ECU is a research institute located at Oxford University in the UK Researchers at the ECU have been involved with a wide range of issues related to global environmental change including climate impacts and adaptation to climate change The ECU has been involved with the development of several integrated assessment models including ESCAPE and CLIMAPS

ecu

European Currency Unit Not the new single currency but a "basket" of EU member states' currencies including those - such as sterling - which are not joining the euro in the initial stage

Etymology

[ 'A-"kyü, A-k[UE] ] (noun.) circa 1593. Middle French, literally, shield, from Old French escu, from Latin scutum; from the device of a shield on the coin; more at ESQUIRE.