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Inflections of 'sen' (n): npl: sen (For the monetary units)
| Principal Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: sen,
plural: sen n | (monetary unit of Brunei) | sen nm inv | | | There are 100 sen in 1 Brunei dollar. | sen,
plural: sen n | (monetary unit of Indonesia) | sen nm inv | | | Due to inflation, one sen has virtually no value and is now obsolete in Indonesia. | sen,
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plural: sen n | (monetary unit of Malaysia) | sen nm inv | | | The ringgit is divided into 100 sen. | sen,
plural: sen n | (monetary unit of Japan) | sen nm inv | | Note: Now used only in special contexts, such as foreign exchange. | sen,
plural: sen n | (monetary unit of Cambodia) | sen nm inv | | | One sen is one-hundredth of a Cambodian riel. | sen,
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Sen. n | written, abbreviation (senator) (abreviatura) | Sen. n común | | Note: Capitalized when written as a direct term of address | | | Sen. Paul will be speaking at the conference today. |
| Principal Translations | WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026: | SEN n | UK, initialism (special educational needs) | necesidades educativas especiales nfpl + loc adj | | SEN n | UK, dated, initialism (State Enrolled Nurse) | enfermero matriculado, enfermera matriculada nm, nf + adj |
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