clearing house

英 [ˈklɪərɪŋ haʊs]

美 [ˈklɪrɪŋ haʊs]

n.  (银行)票据交换所，清算中心，结算所; 信息交换机构; 信息交流所

经济

牛津词典

noun

• （银行）票据交换所，清算中心，结算所
  a central office that banks use in order to pay each other money and exchange cheques, etc.
• 信息交换机构；信息交流所
  an organization that collects and exchanges information on behalf of people or other organizations

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 信息交换中心;信息交流所
  If an organization acts as aclearing house, it collects, sorts, and distributes specialized information.
  1. The centre will act as a clearing house for research projects for former nuclear scientists.
     这个中心将作为前核科学家的研究项目的信息交换中心。
• (银行)票据交换所，结算所，清算中心
  Aclearing houseis a central bank which deals with all the business between the banks that use its services.

英英释义

noun

• a central collection place where banks exchange checks or drafts

双语例句

• The rules of a recognized clearing house relating to the settlement of a market contract;
  有关市场合约交收的认可结算所规则；
• An ecb-organised clearing house would guarantee lending, with the intention of overcoming mutual distrust between banks.
  一家由欧洲央行创立的结算机构将为贷款提供担保，其目的是克服银行间存在的彼此不信任。
• Business was reduced to local buying and selling when international trading ceased. International Commodities Clearing House
  国际贸易停止后，商业交易就局限在本地进行了。国际商品交易清算所
• The default rules of a recognized clearing house;
  认可结算所的失责处理规则；
• If digital content is protected using some DRM solution, a clearing house service may be required.
  如果数字化的内容是使用一些DRM方案保护的，可能还需要票据交换服务。
• London was a traditional clearing house.
  伦敦就是一个传统的清算中心。
• We balance these interbank obligations through the clearing house.
  我们通过票据交换所来平衡这些银行之间的债务。
• It was a rare example of the near-failure of a clearing house.
  这是一起少见的结算所几近倒闭的案例。
• A disposition of property in accordance with the rules of a recognized clearing house as to the application of property provided as market collateral;
  按照认可结算所的与运用提供作市场抵押品的财产有关的规则而作出的财产处置；
• The region, in contrast to New York and London, does not have a prominent commodities exchange or clearing house, exacerbating counterparty risk.
  与纽约和伦敦不同，亚洲没有一家知名的大宗商品交易所或结算所，从而增大了对手风险。