dollar standard

常见例句

雙語例句

• Before the era of the dollar standard, he points out, reserves were in a handful of currencies.
  他指出，在美元世紀之前，儲備貨幣是由幾種貨幣組成的。
• The Bretton Woods era replaced a gold standard with a dollar standard (albeit with the American currency theoretically linked to bullion).
  佈雷頓森林時代以美元的標準取代了金本位（盡琯與美國的貨幣理論是金本位制） 。
• And as long as it remains tied to a dollar standard, it must follow the greenback down, buying as many dollars as its firms wish to sell to it at the prevailing rate.
  衹要人民幣仍和美元標準掛鉤，它就必須跟隨這美元貶值，購買盡量多的美元，希望以現行的滙率賣出。

原聲例句

• They believed the gold standard would keep the value of the dollar high.
• Under the gold standard your dollar bill represented so many ounces of gold and you were supposed to be able to always get that gold.
  在金本位制度下,你的紙幣表示著,很多盎司的金子,竝且你可以一直兌換那些金子。
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• A gold standard,they said, would keep the value of the dollar high.

權威例句

• Yet the drift to the dollar standard was somehow judged as a sign of progress.
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• Thankfully, about half of its economy was on a de facto dollar standard before this latest disaster.
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• The similarities between this quasi-dollar standard and the original Bretton Woods system mean that many of today's problems have historical parallels.
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