won

IPA: wˈʌn

The currency of Korea, worth 100 jun in North Korea and 100 jeon in South Korea.

Examples of "won" in Sentences

He defends his title won in Greece, just as Natalie Coughlin did.
Others say, according the to the city charter, his term won't expire until 2009.
At some point, hopefully, the label won't be relevant, and it'll get back to sort of a decent state.
The title won a publishing award on Tuesday night, capping off a year in which ad pages were down just 6 percent.
I think the GOP is happy Bush is finally going on vacation and even happier that his term won't last a whole lot longer.
Her popularity never came from her track record as governor, so failure to finish the term won't matter that much to her supporters.
At this time, John Docherty , senior vice president of manufacturing operations, will be taking over many of Mr. Rivet's duties, though his title won't change.
In the concrete entrails of the Tokyo Dome, packs of paparazzi waited hours to pounce for a single snapshot or explanation of a swing from a star of Team Japan, champions of baseball's first attempt at a global tournament, back to defend the title won three years ago.
Fiona Apple apparently has an album that is finished and has been ready for release for about 5 years, but her label won't release it because they don't like the sound, but she has some longer term contract for like 4 or 5 more records, so she can't do anything for anyone else Even just a solo effort by herself because of this contract that she has.