greenback
英 [ˈɡriːnbæk]
美 [ˈɡriːnbæk]
n. 美钞
复数:greenbacks
COCA.25983
牛津词典
noun
- 美钞
an American dollar note
柯林斯词典
- 钞票;纸币
Agreenbackis a banknote such as a dollar bill.
英英释义
noun
- a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank)
- he peeled off five one-thousand-zloty notes
双语例句
- If this continues, America would lose the currency war by winning with a stronger greenback.
如果这种状况继续,美国可能会因为美元走强而在这场货币大战中落败。 - The yen slipped against the greenback, trading at 120.34, down 0.78 yen.
日元对美元的汇率以120.34兑1美元收盘,下跌0.78日元。 - But if the economy slows more sharply than expected, their enthusiasm for the greenback will shrink.
但是如果经济放缓的速度比预期更为迅速,他们对美元的热情将会减少。 - Since July 2008 China has pegged the yuan to the greenback.
自从2008年7月人民币盯住了美元。 - But some economists are forecasting further falls in the greenback.
但一些经济学家预测,美元汇率将继续下跌。 - Other Asian currencies also generally lost ground against the greenback.
其他亚洲货币对美元也普遍走低。 - Establishing more bilateral transactions may also reduce the build-up of dollar assets and reduce reliance on the greenback.
建立更多的双边交易,可能也会减少美元资产的累积,并降低对美元的依赖。 - The greenback accounts for around two-thirds of global currency reserves, compared with a quarter for the euro.
全球储备货币中它约占三分之二,而欧元只有四分之一。 - The greenback is also suffering anxiety over US credit and mortgage markets.
此外,外界对于美国信贷和按揭市场的担忧也对美元产生了影响。 - The announcement sent the dollar tumbling and set off fears about inflation, which can be exacerbated by a weak greenback.
被送美元翻筋斗的公告和引起了对通货膨胀的恐惧,可以由一张微弱的美钞恶化。