British pound

英 [ˈbrɪtɪʃ paʊnd]

美 [ˈbrɪtɪʃ paʊnd]

网络  英镑

英英释义

noun

• the basic unit of money in Great Britain and Northern Ireland
  Synonym:poundBritish pound sterlingpound sterlingquid

双语例句

• British money; especially the pound sterling as the basic monetary unit of the UK.
  英国的货币；特别指作为英联邦基本货币单位的英镑。
• London, estimated at26 percent more expensive than New York, climbed three spots to second place on a strengthening British pound and steep ( 3) rental prices.
  由于英镑的升值和高昂的租房，伦敦的生活消费水平比纽约高出26个百分点，名列第二，比去年前进了三名。
• "Funding" currencies such as the Swiss franc and Japanese yen rallied strongly against higher yielding currencies such as the Australian and New Zealand dollars and the British pound.
  瑞士法郎和日元等“低息”货币兑诸如澳币、新西兰元和英镑之类的高息货币大幅升值。
• The largest buyers have been the Europeans, probably due to the strength of the euro and the British pound.
  最大的买家是欧洲人，原因或许是欧元和英镑的坚挺。
• Some background: The value of China's currency, unlike, say, the value of the British pound, isn't determined by supply and demand.
  给大家一些背景知识。中国货币与例如英镑的其它货币不一样，它不是供求关系决定的。
• The multi-currency cross-border payment arrangements between the Mainland and Hong Kong, which cover the Hong Kong dollar, US dollar, Euro and British pound, have been in operation since last March.
  去年3月起，大陆和香港建立的覆盖多币种的跨境支付清算合作机制已经运行，多币种包含了港币、美元、欧元以及英镑等。
• In fact, the British pound, the dollar will become a hard currency Why, where are they hard?
  事实上，英镑、美元为什麽会成为硬通货，它们硬在哪里？
• The impetus for the stock market euphoria of the 1920s came partly from a loose monetary policy pursued by an inexperienced Federal Reserve in a misguided attempt to help the British preserve the value of the pound after the return to the gold standard.
  在一定程度上，美联储（Fed）遵循的宽松货币政策为上世纪20年代股市狂飙提供了动力。当时，缺乏经验的美联储错误地尝试帮助英国在回归金本位后维持英镑的价值。
• Particularly, except for the financial markets, organizations and institutions, the role of British Pound as the monetary sovereignty had arisen obviously, which was not available in Holland.
  尤其值得注意的是，除了金融市场、金融组织和金融机构的作用外，英镑所体现的主权货币能力开始显现，这在荷兰霸权史中是不具备的。
• The dollar is on its biggest surge since the mid-1990s& up 19 percent over the past 12 months against a basket of global currencies that includes the Japanese yen and the British pound.
  在过去12个月里，美元出现了1990年代中期以来最大的一波升势&相对日元和英镑在内全球多种货币，美元涨幅高达19%。