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

• The value of bonds issued in euros since the beginning of 2006 exceeds that of bonds denominated in dollars.
  自2006年初以来，以欧元发行的债券超过了美元计价债券。
• 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。
• Euro-denominated notes and coins in circulation exceed those denominated in dollars.
  流通中的欧元纸币和硬币数量超过了美元。
• 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。
• 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。
• Accounting and reporting for transactions denominated in foreign currencies;
  以外币标价交易的会计和报告；
• Outstanding balances denominated in foreign currencies;
  外币记账的未清余额；
• In addition to Hong Kong dollar denominated debt instruments, the system also accepts foreign currency denominated debt instruments.
  这个系统除接受港元债务工具外，也接受外币债务工具。
• To repeat, what the banks are trading are demand deposits denominated in different currencies.
  这里要重复说明一下，银行所交易的，是以不同货币计值的活期存款。
• 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。