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

• 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。
• The collapse of the US dollar is causing growing difficulties for economies whose currencies are tied to the greenback.
  美元暴跌正给那些其货币盯住美元的经济体造成越来越大的困难。
• He has made serious proposals for a reserve currency to rival the greenback and he deserves a hearing.
  这不是恐吓，周小川严肃地建议用一种储备货币来抗衡美元的地位。他的观点值得一听。
• So expectations for fewer U.S. dollars circulating in the economy have pushed up the value of the greenback.
  因此，美国经济中流通美元数量减少的预期也推高了美元汇率。
• USDJPY was met with the same dynamic, the Yen giving way to the comparatively risk prone Greenback.
  美元兑日元遇到了同样的问题，日元弱于风险相对较强的美元。
• 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。
• Other Asian currencies also generally lost ground against the greenback.
  其他亚洲货币对美元也普遍走低。
• A wallet full of greenback is find on the train. Where can I change my American money?
  火车上发现有一个装满美钞的钱包。我可以到哪里去兑换美钞呢？
• 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。
• Since late October, the greenback has risen more than 8% against the yen.
  自去年10月末以来，美元兑日圆累计上涨了逾8%。