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

• 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。
• 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。
• Available data reveal the currency in which debt is denominated, not the nationality of the debt holder.
  可以得到的数据只能显示债券票面所用币种，看不出债券持有人的国籍。
• 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。
• Local currency denominated bonds have proved particularly attractive as fund managers have sought additional returns through the appreciation of emerging market currencies.
  由于基金经理已寻求通过新兴市场货币的升值获得额外的回报，以当地货币计价的债券对他们尤其有吸引力。
• Most Chinese corporate bonds denominated in the onshore yuan currency-CNY-are snapped up by local banks.
  多数在国内市场以人民币结算的中国企业债券都被地方银行抢购一空。
• Investors trading CBBCs with underlying assets not denominated in Hong Kong dollars are also exposed to exchange rate risk.
  若投资者所买卖牛熊证的相关资产并非以港币为单位，其尚要面对外汇风险。
• Checks, credit transfers and direct debits can be denominated in them;
  支票，转帐和直接借记业务可以通过欧元进行交易；
• 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。
• 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。