denominated

英 [dɪ'nɒmɪneɪt]

美

vt. 为…命名；把…称作…
a. 有特定名称的
denominate的过去式, 过去分词

过去分词：denominated　过去式：denominated　

双语例句

• The airlines are also benefiting this year from a rise in the renminbi, which lowers their repayments on debt used to buy aircraft, which is almost all denominated in foreign currency.
  今年，人民币的升值也让航空公司受益匪浅：航空公司因购买飞机而背负的债务几乎全部是以外币计价的，人民币升值降低了其偿付成本。
• The value of bonds issued in euros since the beginning of 2006 exceeds that of bonds denominated in dollars.
  自2006年初以来，以欧元发行的债券超过了美元计价债券。
• Events do occur in our time zone that move financial markets denominated in the US dollar and the euro.
  事实上，亚洲时区内发生的重要事情，也可影响美元及欧元的金融市场。
• Shanghai has launched a Chinese-only gold contract denominated in the renminbi.
  上海已经推出了人民币计价、只面向中国人的黄金合约。
• The SDR is denominated as a basket of four currencies, the dollar, euro, pound and yen.
  特别提款权被称作由美元、欧元、英镑和日元四种货币构成的货币篮子。
• This is because domestic pension funds want assets denominated in their own currencies.
  这是因为这些国家的养老基金希望获得以本币计价的资产。
• First, fixed income products such as renminbi-denominated bonds are easily accepted by the market.
  首先，人民币计价债券等固定收益产品很容易被市场接受。
• Accounting and reporting for transactions denominated in foreign currencies;
  以外币标价交易的会计和报告；
• But Bank X is also cutting traditional banking activities denominated in dollars.
  然而X银行同时也在削减以美元计价的传统银行业务。
• China has fooled itself again, this time in believing that holding their trade imbalance in dollar denominated treasury bonds represents a fair bargain.
  中国再一次愚弄了自己，这一回他们误以为把贸易失衡（出超）换成以美元发行的美国国债攥着，就代表公平交易了。