currencies

英 [ˈkʌrənsiz]

美 [ˈkɜrənsiz]

n.  通货; 货币; 通用; 流行; 流传
currency的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 通货;货币
  The money used in a particular country is referred to as itscurrency.
  1. Tourism is the country's top earner of foreign currency...
     旅游业是该国外汇创收最多的行业。
  2. More people favour a single European currency than oppose it.
     赞成单一欧洲货币的人占多数。
  3. ...Western currencies.
     西方货币
• N-UNCOUNT 通用;流行;流传
  If a custom, idea, or word hascurrency, it is used and accepted by a lot of people at a particular time.
  1. His theory of the social contract had wide currency in America...
     他的社会契约论在美国广为认可。
  2. 'Loop' is one of those computer words that has gained currency in society.
     有一些计算机术语成了社会上的通用词汇,“循环”就是其中一个。
• See also:common currency

双语例句

• The US dollar is down against most foreign currencies today.
  今天美元对大多数外汇的比价都有所下降。
• They can be a hedge against, and protection from, inflation, devalued currencies and punitive taxes.
  它们可对冲通胀、货币贬值和惩罚性税收，提供一定的保护。
• We think lower German interest rates in due course will allow European currencies to depreciate against the dollar bloc.
  我们认为较低的德国利率到时候将容许欧洲货币相对于美元集团货币发生贬值。
• Speculators then attacked other Asian currencies.
  投机者随后袭击了其它亚洲货币。
• Germany and France pledged to maintain the differential between their two currencies.
  德国和法国承诺保持两国货币之间的差别汇率。
• The yen and Swiss franc, traditional borrowing currencies, are also rallying.
  而传统上作为借入货币的日元和瑞士法郎也在上涨。
• On the money markets the dollar was weaker against European currencies.
  在货币市场上，美元不如欧洲货币坚挺。
• The Committee said most countries chose to raise interest rates to protect their currencies.
  委员会说，大多数国家选择了提高利率来保护他们的货币。
• Different economies, with different currencies, should not be aggregated to produce uniform policies
  不同的经济有着不同的货币，不应该视为一体以制定出统一的政策。
• America and Japan have settled back into a policy of benign neglect of their currencies.
  美国和日本又回到了不作为货币政策的老路。