1.a unit of money that was used in Germany until it was replaced by the euro in 2002
1.First, it had to provide a number of countries with a single currency that would prove as stable as had been the Deutschmark.
首先，它必须向众多国家提供与之前的德国马克同样稳定的单一货币。
2.The traded value of the Deutschmark had not fallen to reflect the higher unit wage costs that were a legacy of the unification boom.
东西德统一带来的经济繁荣使德国单位工资成本较高，而德国马克的贸易值并未下降以反映这一点。
3.Periphery demands for German goods are down and if the eurozone splinters the new "deutschmark" could have quite a high value.
再加上如果欧元区解体，新的“马克”将会有很高的汇率，再次打击德国出口。
4.It may become in a few years time the Greater Deutschmark zone. That is quite possible.
也许，几年的时间内，会变成大德国马克区，这是非常有可能的。
5.Following such an exit, Germany and the other core eurozone member states (perhaps excluding France) would introduce a new Deutschmark.
若这些国家退出，德国和欧元区其它核心成员国（也许不包括法国）随后将推出新的德国马克。
6.Now they realise they had bought a lot more of the lira and a lot less of the Deutschmark than they thought.
现在他们发现他们买的更像是里拉而不是他们想象的马克。
7.When Germany agreed to substitute the euro for Deutschmark it insisted on strong safeguards to maintain the value of the currency.
当德国同意替代欧元Deutschmark它坚持强保障保持币值的。
8.Maybe, there will be a favorable movement in exchange rates between Deutschmark and the US dollar.
也许，德国马克与美元的汇率有可能产生有利的变化。
9.The new Deutschmark would appreciate sharply.
新的德国马克将大幅升值。
10.a company has to cover its Deutschmark payments.
一家公司要支付一笔德国马克。