paper currency

paper currency

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• na.纸币
• 网络钱票；央行纸币；宝钞

英汉解释

na.

1. 纸币

例句

The Swiss franc has looked like the only paper currency that could act as a safe haven; a kind of Alpine gold.

瑞士法郎看起来像是唯一可以作为安全避风港的纸币，是阿尔卑斯山脉的黄金。

The Swiss franc is usually seen as a very strong paper currency.

瑞士法郎通常被认为是非常坚挺的通货。

Money is a form of government debt, so a paper currency, it was thought, must need a state behind it.

货币是一种政府负债，因此人们过去认为，纸币必须有国家支持。

Circulation of paper currency seems to have practically ceasedby 1500 and the notes were becoming collector's items.

而到了1500年纸币的流通似乎已经在实际上停止，纸币也在转变成收藏品。

Under the bill the coins would not replace the current paper currency but would be used and accepted voluntarily as an alternative.

跟据法案，硬币不会替代现行的纸币，老百姓可以自愿在这两种货币间自由选择。

B: Yes, in paper currency as well as coinage . Modern coins are called token money for that reason .

银行家：是的，无论是纸币还是硬币的发行都是照此办理的，为此，现代硬币被称之为“辅币”。

how can a few piece of paper currency take the place of or outweigh the feeling in one's heart?

几张纸币怎么能取代或重过一个人内心的情意呢？

While the Constitution did not explicitly grant the power to issue paper currency, it did grant the power to borrow money.

虽然宪法没有明确承认发行纸币的权利，但是它许可了借钱的权利。

And the country has no alternative paper currency ready for use.

国家没有可用的备选纸币。

Speculators in New York tried to capitalize on the inflated price of gold in relation to paper currency by corning the gold market.

纽约的投机者试图投资与纸币相比价格飞涨的黄金来垄断黄金市场。

The gold standard collapsed in the wake of World War I. Wartime financing with unbacked paper currency led to widespread inflation.

金本位随着第一次世界大战而崩溃。战时以非支持纸币筹集资金导致通货膨胀泛滥。

Paper currency used to represent claims on a share of the gold in Fort Knox.

每一张纸币都代表着对诺克斯堡黄金储备的一份持有权。

And let's not forget the transaction costs of paper currency, especially for the poor.

别忘了纸币交易的成本，特别对穷人来说。

It was only with the spread of paper currency that the New Year's money became paper cash wrapped in red envelopes.

随着纸币的流行，人们才开始把钞票装在红信封里，送压岁钱。

Many in the credit industry expect that the credit card will eventually replace the paper money(paper currency) in every purchase.

信贷工业的许多人期待在将来的每次购买过程中信用卡最终取代纸币！

In recent years, the profits on its issue of new paper currency have been running at 50 billion euros.

近些年，欧洲央行发行新纸币的利润一直在500亿欧元的水平。

It is easy to look down the slope of this trend and predict the end of paper currency.

我们很快就发现货币流通量的下降趋势，并据此预言，这便是纸币的末日。

The link between flu virus and paper currency is explained this week in a story on SmartMoney. com.

本周SmartMoney网上的一个帖子阐述了流感病毒与纸币之间的联系。

The priority given to research on paper currency recognition lies in the accuracy and velocity of recognition.

货币识别研究的重点在于识别的准确和速度。

Money is legal tender issued by a government, including paper currency and coin.

钱币是政府发行之法定货币，包括纸币和硬币。

Airline personnel collect the spare coins and paper currency from passengers.

航空公司工作人员从乘客那里收集这些硬币和纸币。

An automatic recognition system for paper currency numbers is developed.

设计了一种能准确识别纸币号码的系统；

Recognition technology of paper currency number was studied.

污损检测是纸币清分中的一个重要环节。

Paper currency was reinvented in Europe in the 17th and 18th centuries, as commercial and financial transactions expanded.

17、18世纪期间，纸币在欧洲再次出现，用于商业和金融交易。

In the United Statesneither paper currency nor deposits have value as commodities.

在美国，纸币和存款都没有像商品那样的价值。

Every irredeemable paper currency in history has failed.

历史上每一种不可兑换金银的纸币都已失败了。

In this paper the numbers on the paper currency and value number called "number" .

纸币上的币值号码表示纸币所代的货币价值。

Production of paper currency is declining much more quickly than actual currency use because the bills are lasting longer.

随着现钞的耐磨损性增强，纸币生产量的下降速度远远比实际货币的消耗速度快得多。

Government has decreed a paper currency.

政府颁布了发行一种纸币的法令。

A piece of paper currency.

纸币：一纸现金。

You have probably heard the rumor that most American paper currency is contaminated with cocaine.

你可能已经听说过这么一个传言，说是美国纸币上含有可卡因。

A kind of low-cost, universal recognition and verification device of paper currency is designed and carried out.

设计并实现了一种成本较低、通用性较强的防伪验钞装置。

In 1429 a special tax organization was set upspecifically to draw in the paper currency.

1429年政府设立了一个特殊的税务机构，专门用来回收纸币。

Coins and paper currency will be gone.

硬币和纸币将荡然无存。

Paper currency and coin.

有纸币和金属币。

By 1400 the paper currency notes had fallen to 3 per cent of their face value.

1400年纸币已经跌到了其面值的3%。

The falling trend indicates that more and more paper currency issues in circulation is backed by less and less gold.

下降的趋势表明，越来越多的纸币流通中的问题的支持越来越少，黄金。

When we work, we use it to get paid in paper currency.

如果我们有工作，我们的报酬也是金钱。

Since August 15, 1971 the US dollar has been an irredeemable paper currency.

自1971年8月15日以来，美元一直是一种不可兑换成金银的纸币。

When was paper currency first used in China?

纸币的使用最早出现在中国哪一个朝代？