moneys

英 [ˈmʌniz]

美 [ˈmʌniz]

n.  钱; 薪水; 收入; 钱币; 钞票; 财产; 财富
money的复数

双语例句

• The cost of administering the fund shall be defrayed out of moneys provided by the legislative council.
  管理基金的费用须从立法局的拨款中支付。
• That but seven moneys is many!
  那可是七钱多啊！
• But I am willing to authorize a partnership for future moneys earned if that's okay?
  但我愿意授权为未来的伙伴关系获得的款项，如果这是好吗？
• "For these courtesies, I'll lend you thus much moneys."
  这样毕恭毕敬的，我就会借给你那些钱
• Either they bite the bullet and they forge some fiscal union that is they have a federal budget whereby countries with stronger public finances transfer moneys to those with weaker public finances.
  要么他们需要咬紧牙关，组建某种财政联盟。也就是说，他们有一种联邦预算，根据这项预算，那些公共财政较强的国家把资金转给那些公共财政较弱的国家。
• To make and give receipts, releases and other discharges for moneys payable to the Company, and for claims and demands of the Company.
  对公司收到的应收款项及索偿与要求款项出具收据，并予以罢黜及进行其他解除。
• But the idea of a common gold standard entails the free passage of gold from country to country in settlement of international balances, in stabilizing the world's moneys in terms of gold.
  但在进行国际结算时，通用的金本位制将导致黄金在国家之间自由流通，以稳定各国货币与黄金的兑换比例。
• To exempt from estate duty the moneys payable under the interests in a policy of insurance effected on the life of a deceased person.
  规定凡根据就去世人士的寿命订立的保险单而取得的款项及权益，可获豁免缴交遗产税。
• The mortgagor retains a right to redeem the land once all mortgage moneys have been repaid.
  抵押人保留偿还全部抵押贷款以赎回土地的权利。
• The nations of the civilized world ( China is practically the only exception) relate their moneys to gold.
  而文明国家纷纷将货币与黄金挂钩（实际上，只有中国是个例外）。