柯林斯英汉双解大词典
treasury bill (also Treasury Bill)
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N-COUNT A treasury bill is a short-term bond that is issued by the United States government in order to raise money. 美国短期国债 [美国英语]
例：The Japanese routinely purchase more than a third of U.S. Treasury Bills.
日本通常购买三分之一以上的美国短期国债。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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And the three-month Treasury bill rate was about the same, at 1%.
三个月期国债利率也，在1%左右。
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The spread between the Treasury bill rate and lending rates can change markedly.
国债利率与贷款利率之间的利差可以大幅改变。
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The three-month Treasury bill rate is shown there--it was much lower--it was under 3%.
三个月期国债利率,远低于联邦基金利率,在3%以下
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Congress soon passed a bill repealing the independent treasury act.
VOA: special.2009.01.29
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The term means it was a sixty-day Treasury bill; that means it pays not $100, it would start at $10,000.
期限表示这是六十天期国库券,票面不是100美元,而至少一万美元
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One is the bid, which is what they'll pay you for a Treasury bill if you want to sell to them.
一个是买入价,就是买方愿意支付给卖方的报价,如果你想卖给他们的话
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