英语词汇currency的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

currency AC /ˈkʌrənsi $ ˈkɜːr-/ noun the money that is used in a countryadjectiveslocal currency You can change money into local currency at the airport.foreign currency They make an extra charge for transactions in foreign currency.the national currency The national currency of Zambia is the ‘kwacha’.hard currency (=unlikely to lose its value because it is from a country with a strong economy) Some goods have to be paid for in hard currency.a strong/weak currency (=whose value is currently high or low compared with others) The central bank tried to prevent the already weak currency from falling further in value.a stable currency (=not likely to rise or fall suddenly) The government wants to maintain a stable currency.a single currency (=one currency used by many countries in Europe) He argued against the creation of a single currency.verbschange/exchange/convert currency Unlike most banks, we make no charge for exchanging currency.devalue a currency (=reduce its value in relation to other currencies) The finance minister was forced to devalue the currency.peg/tie a currency to sth (=keep its value the same in relation to another currency) Like most countries in the region, they peg their currency to the US dollar.prop up/defend a currency (=try to prevent its value from falling) The government may take action to prop up the currency.a currency rises/falls If the currency falls much more, the economy will be in serious trouble.currency + nounscurrency exchange Banks make good profits on currency exchange.currency movements/fluctuations (=changes in values of currencies) Global trends such as oil prices influence currency movements.currency reserves (=money that a government saves for use in difficult economic times) The country’s currency reserves are running low.the currency markets (=financial markets where currencies are bought and sold) Experts were surprised to see the dollar’s recent fall on the currency markets.prepositionsin ... currency We only had a few pounds in local currency.

词组	currency
释义	currency AC /ˈkʌrənsi $ ˈkɜːr-/ noun the money that is used in a countryadjectiveslocal currency You can change money into local currency at the airport.foreign currency They make an extra charge for transactions in foreign currency.the national currency The national currency of Zambia is the ‘kwacha’.hard currency (=unlikely to lose its value because it is from a country with a strong economy) Some goods have to be paid for in hard currency.a strong/weak currency (=whose value is currently high or low compared with others) The central bank tried to prevent the already weak currency from falling further in value.a stable currency (=not likely to rise or fall suddenly) The government wants to maintain a stable currency.a single currency (=one currency used by many countries in Europe) He argued against the creation of a single currency.verbschange/exchange/convert currency Unlike most banks, we make no charge for exchanging currency.devalue a currency (=reduce its value in relation to other currencies) The finance minister was forced to devalue the currency.peg/tie a currency to sth (=keep its value the same in relation to another currency) Like most countries in the region, they peg their currency to the US dollar.prop up/defend a currency (=try to prevent its value from falling) The government may take action to prop up the currency.a currency rises/falls If the currency falls much more, the economy will be in serious trouble.currency + nounscurrency exchange Banks make good profits on currency exchange.currency movements/fluctuations (=changes in values of currencies) Global trends such as oil prices influence currency movements.currency reserves (=money that a government saves for use in difficult economic times) The country’s currency reserves are running low.the currency markets (=financial markets where currencies are bought and sold) Experts were surprised to see the dollar’s recent fall on the currency markets.prepositionsin ... currency We only had a few pounds in local currency.
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