第三人称复数：greenbacks
名词<美，非正>美钞
名词
1. A wallet full of greenbacks was found on the train.
火车上发现有一个装满美钞的钱包。
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1. 钞票；纸币
A greenback is a banknote such as a dollar bill.
1. He said Iran was concerned about the weak state of the greenback and was not being prompted to act by politics.
2. But the Canadian dollar has hit parity with the greenback for the first time in three decades.
3. The company also said it expects China to peg the renminbi to a basket of currencies instead of linking it directly to the greenback.
4. Take a look at the accompanying charts, which show very strong correlations between commodity prices and the exchange rate for the greenback.
5. Conventionally, gold is priced against the dollar and performs inversely against the greenback.
6. Investors often buy commodities like crude oil as an inflation hedge when the dollar weakens and sell those investments when the greenback rises.
7. A rising greenback encourages investors to unload commodities bought as a hedge against inflation or weakness in the US currency.
8. Given the fact that the Federal Reserve is debasing its currency, the greenback should depreciate significantly against other forms of paper money.
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9. China's currency rose to a new record against the greenback on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve cut the key interest rate the previous day.
10. greenback的意思
10. With most of the export earnings coming in the form of US dollar payments, a weakening of the greenback will further dent the earnings of Chinese exporters.
greenback
noun
1. a piece of paper money (especially one issued by a central bank)
e.g. he peeled off five one-thousand-zloty notes
Synonym: bill note government note bank bill banker's bill bank note banknote Federal Reserve note