moneys

英 [ˈmʌniz]

美 [ˈmʌniz]

n.  钱; 薪水; 收入; 钱币; 钞票; 财产; 财富
money的复数

双语例句

• Supply your present wants, and take not a drop of interest for my moneys
  满足你现在的需要一分利息也不收
• In addition, more than 40 U.S. states allocate a portion of either public funds or pension fund moneys to venture capital investment.
  此外，有四十多个州都分别通过公共基金或养老基金增加了风险资本投资的份额。
• State tax moneys; monies set aside for research and development.
  国家税收；为研究和开发所贮存的资金。
• But the idea of a common gold standard entails the free passage of gold from country to country in settlement of international balances, in stabilizing the world's moneys in terms of gold.
  但在进行国际结算时，通用的金本位制将导致黄金在国家之间自由流通，以稳定各国货币与黄金的兑换比例。
• That but seven moneys is many!
  那可是七钱多啊！
• Nothing in these Rules shall deprive a solicitor of any recourse or right, whether by way of lien, set-off, counter-claim, charge or otherwise, against moneys standing to the credit of a client account.
  本规则并无任何条文剥夺律师对记入当事人账户贷方的款项的任何追索或权利，不论是否藉留置权、抵销、反申索、控告或其它方式。
• Either they bite the bullet and they forge some fiscal union that is they have a federal budget whereby countries with stronger public finances transfer moneys to those with weaker public finances.
  要么他们需要咬紧牙关，组建某种财政联盟。也就是说，他们有一种联邦预算，根据这项预算，那些公共财政较强的国家把资金转给那些公共财政较弱的国家。
• The mortgagor retains a right to redeem the land once all mortgage moneys have been repaid.
  抵押人保留偿还全部抵押贷款以赎回土地的权利。
• A change in exchange rates is, after all, a change in a price ratio between national moneys.
  汇率的变动，归根到底是各国货币之间价格比率的变动。
• May, as security in favour of a bank or financial institution, assign its right to any moneys due, or to become due, under the contract.
  可将其按照合同对任何到期或将到期的金额所享有的权利，以银行或金融机构作为受益人，作为抵押转让出去。