currency

• n. 货币；通货

来自current, 流动的，流通的。

currency (n.)

1650s, "condition of flowing," from Latin currens, present participle of currere "to run" (see current (adj.)); the sense of a flow or course extended 1699 (by John Locke) to "circulation of money."

1. You need hard currency to get anything halfway decent.

你得有硬通货才能买到还算不错的东西。

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2. Inflation has turned the rouble into a toytown currency.

通货膨胀使得卢布变成了毫无价值的货币。

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3. Currency-conversion costs remain one of the biggest obstacles to cross-border trade.

货币兑换成本仍是跨境贸易的最大障碍之一。

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4. Countries may also find their currency is depreciating in foreign markets.

一些国家也可能会发现自己的货币正在国外市场上贬值。

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5. The country's currency went down in value by 3.5 per cent.

这个国家的货币贬值了3.5%。

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