greenback

英 [ˈɡriːnbæk]

美 [ˈɡriːnbæk]

n.  美钞

复数：greenbacks　

法律

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)
  1. he peeled off five one-thousand-zloty notes
  Synonym:billnotegovernment notebank billbanker's billbank notebanknoteFederal Reserve note

双语例句

• Other Asian currencies also generally lost ground against the greenback.
  其他亚洲货币对美元也普遍走低。
• Over the past fortnight, the Australian dollar has recovered 9 per cent against the greenback.
  过去两周内，澳元兑美元汇率已回升9%。
• 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。
• The renminbi has been stable against the greenback ever since.
  自那时以来，人民币兑美元汇率一直保持稳定。
• This year the greenback has weakened again as risk-seeking US investors have bought higher-yielding foreign assets.
  今年，美元汇率再度走软，因愿意冒险的美国投资者买进了收益率较高的外国资产。
• Opec is to study further the effect of the falling US dollar on its economies following calls for it to price oil in currencies other than the greenback.
  石油输出国组织（OPEC，简称欧佩克）将进一步研究美元不断贬值对其经济体的影响。此前，有成员国呼吁欧佩克以美元以外的货币为石油定价。
• 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。
• A rising greenback makes dollar-denominated commodities more expensive to buyers, creating pressure for sellers to lower prices.
  美元升值使得以美元计价的大宗商品对买家更加昂贵，进而给卖家带来降价的压力。
• 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。
• 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。