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treasury

英 [ˈtreʒəri]

美 [ˈtreʒəri]

n.  (英国、美国和其他一些国家的)财政部; (城堡等中的)金银财宝库,宝库

复数:treasuries 

BEC经济

Collins.3 / BNC.2900 / COCA.9660

牛津词典

    noun

    • (英国、美国和其他一些国家的)财政部
      (in Britain, the US and some other countries) the government department that controls public money
      1. (城堡等中的)金银财宝库,宝库
        a place in a castle, etc. where valuable things are stored

        柯林斯词典

        • N-COUNT-COLL (英、美等国的)财政部
          In Britain, the United States, and some other countries,the Treasuryis the government department that deals with the country's finances.
          1. The Treasury has long been predicting an upturn in consumer spending.
            财政部早就预测消费者支出会出现上扬。
        • (城堡、教堂等的)宝库,珍藏室
          Thetreasuryin a building such as a castle or a church is a room where valuable objects are displayed or stored.

          英英释义

          noun

          • a depository (a room or building) where wealth and precious objects can be kept safely
            1. the government department responsible for collecting and managing and spending public revenues
              1. the funds of a government or institution or individual
                  Synonym:exchequer

                双语例句

                • In the US, Treasury yields have been falling for 33 years.
                  在美国,国债收益率已连续下跌了33个年头。
                • Other liquid assets are commercial bills and Treasury bills issued by the Government.
                  其他的流动资产有商业票据和政府发行的国库券。
                • The Treasury has now agreed to ring-fence the money to ensure that it goes directly towards helping elderly people
                  财政部现在已经同意限制这笔钱的用途,以保证其直接用于帮助老年人。
                • Treasury bonds, with their liquid markets and unique issuer, look prettier.
                  国库债券,其流动性市场和独特的发行人,看起来更漂亮。
                • The insurance company will take warehouse stocks or treasury bonds as surety
                  该保险公司将接受仓库库存货物或长期国库券作为担保。
                • This month, Tim Geithner, US Treasury secretary, and President Barack Obama have toned down the talk.
                  本月,美国财长蒂姆盖特纳(TimGeithner)和总统巴拉克奥巴马(BarackObama)都缓和了语气。
                • Equities started at the top in 2000 and were overvalued relative to Treasury bonds.
                  在2000年时,股票处于高位,相对于国债被高估了。
                • Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson announced the plan Monday.
                  周一,财政部长亨利保尔森宣布了这一计划。
                • The positive surprise generated a predictable rise in equity markets and a surge in US Treasury yields.
                  令人惊喜的就业数据引发了股市上涨和美国国债收益率飙升。
                • The Treasury had been blaming the pound's weakness on the backwash from the falling dollar.
                  财政部一直将英镑的疲软归咎于美元贬值。