bill of exchange
英 [ˌbɪl əv ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]
美 [ˌbɪl əv ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]
n. 汇票
牛津词典
noun
- 汇票
a written order to pay a sum of money to a particular person on a particular date
英英释义
noun
- a document ordering the payment of money
双语例句
- The drawer then gives the Bill of Exchange to the bank.
接着，出票人把汇票送交银行。 - In regard to the legislative style the author deems it acceptable to refer to the legislative style adopted in the Geneva Bill of Exchange and Promissory Note law.
在立法模式上，笔者认为可以借鉴《日内瓦统一汇票、本票法》中空白票据的立法模式。 - When a Bill of Exchange has been accepted by the drawee it becomes negotiable.
受票人承兑汇票后，这张汇票就可以在市面上流通。 - The term "negotiable instrument" as used in this Law means bill of exchange, promissory note and cheque.
本法所称票据，是指汇票、本票和支票。 - Should be to the bank assures, opened accept bill of exchange.
应该是有银行担保，开具的承兑汇票。 - Where the guarantor fails to specify Item ( 4) of the preceding Article on the bill of exchange or on the allonge, the date of issue is the date of guaranty.
保证人在汇票或者粘单上未记载前条第（四）项的，出票日期为保证日期。 - No presentment for acceptance is needed for a bill of exchange payable at sight.
见票即付的汇票无需提示承兑。 - We are entitled to choose the method of payment in our discretion ( e.g.check or bill of exchange).
我们有权自行选择支付方式（如支票或汇票）。 - The contents of a bill of exchange must be in conformity with that of the relative contract.
汇票的内容必须与有关合同的内容一致。 - The bill of exchange was in its inception confine largely to the financing of foreign trade.
汇票最初主要限于在外贸金融活动中使用。