As for mark, this means mainly the deutsche mark, for example.(馬克，主要指的是德國馬克，例如。)

In the 1970s, the Deutsche Mark was also pushed to appreciate.(在二十世紀七十年代，德國馬克也被迫升值。)

NARRATOR: the Allies introduced a new currency, the Deutsche Mark, to replace the worthless German money.(旁白：盟國刊行了新的通貨——德國馬克——以取代已經一文不值的舊通貨。)

Not only does the rest of the euro zone absorb 40 percent of German exports, but consider the exchange rate of a reconstituted deutsche mark.(德國出口歐元區其他成員國的產品占其出口總量的40%，此外，一旦歐元崩潰，馬克的匯率也不容樂觀。)

At the end of August 1992, the "Quantum Fund?" Led by George Soros shorted USD 7 billion worth of pound sterling and bought Deutsche Mark worth USD 6 billion.(喬治·索羅斯領導的“量子基金”在1992年8月底，短期內作空賣出了70億美元的英鎊，購進了60億美元的德國馬克。)

First, it exports more to non-eurozone countries because the exchange rate of the euro is weaker than it would be, all things being equal, if it had stayed on the Deutsche Mark.(首先，它擴大了對非歐元區國家的出口。因為如果保持其他條件不變，實際的歐元匯率要低于德國繼續沿用馬克時的匯率。)

Historically, the Estonian kroon was pegged to the Deutsche Mark; it is now attached to the euro and has been stable since 20 June 1992 at a rate of 15.64664 krooni to the euro.(歷史上，愛沙尼亞克魯恩是和德國馬克（DeutscheMark）聯系在一起的，現在它附屬于歐元，從1992年6月20日起保持了15.64664個克魯恩對1歐元的穩定匯率。)

Suppose a UK importer must pay a certain amount of Deutsche Mark in 60 days to a German exporter for the import of some equipment.(假設一個英國進口商60天后將付一定數目的德國馬克給一個德國出口商以進口一些設備。)