ringgit
noun [ C ] uk/ˈrɪŋ.ɡɪt/ us/ˈrɪŋ.ɡɪt/ ringgit or ringgits
（马来西亚货币）林吉特
the standard unit of money used in Malaysia
Oil royalties worth 810m ringgit were due to be paid this year by the national oil company. 国家石油公司今年应该支付价值8.1亿林吉特的石油特许权使用费。
On October 1st, the ringgit fell 4% in a day, making it 25% cheaper against the dollar than it was in early July. 10月1日，林吉特在一天内下跌了4%，对美元的汇率比7月初便宜了25%。
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- The animal was to be paid for in ringgits, the local currency.
- Official figures showed that commodity export earnings, including petroleum, rose from 28,910 million ringgits in 1988 to about 30,000 million ringgits in 1989.
- The measures include mandatory jail sentences of between one and twenty years and fines of up to 500,000 ringgit.