federal reserve system
英 [ˈfedərəl rɪˈzɜːv ˈsɪstəm]
美 [ˈfedərəl rɪˈzɜːrv ˈsɪstəm]
网络 联邦储备系统; 联邦储备体系; 美国联邦储备系统; 美国联邦储备体系; 联邦储备委员会
牛津词典
noun
- (美国)联邦储备系统
the organization that controls the supply of money in the US
英英释义
noun
- the central bank of the United States
- the Fed seeks to control the United States economy by raising and lowering short-term interest rates and the money supply
双语例句
- ( US) the rate of interest set by the Federal Reserve that member banks are charged when they borrow money through the Federal Reserve System.
(美)联邦储备银行向从联邦储备金中借款的下属银行征收的利率。 - The Federal Reserve System has done a miserable job, with or without a gold standard, of providing the correct amount of currency for the economy.
联邦储备系统已经做了一个悲惨的工作,使用或不使用金标准,为经济提供了正确的货币量。 - After writing this article, he became a governor of the Federal Reserve System.
在撰写本文后,他成为美联储理事。 - Paper money issued in the United States consists almost entirely of Federal Reserve notes, which are issued by the 12 Federal Reserve Banks in the Federal Reserve System.
(美国)洛杉矶联合银行美国发行的纸币几乎全是联邦储备钞票,是由联邦储备系统中的12家联邦储备银行发行的。 - The Federal Reserve System was a gold standard institution like the Bank of England.
当时的联邦储备系统是一个,像英格兰银行一样的金本位制度的机构。 - North-South Confederation under a Single National Title Federal Reserve Clearing House System
单一国号下的南北联邦制美国联邦储备银行交换所制度 - The lesson was not lost: a few years later, in 1913, the Federal Reserve System opened for business, ending 80 years in which the US had done without an official lender of last resort.
美国没有忘记此次教训:在数年后的1913年,美国建立了联邦储备体系(federalreservesystem),结束了美国80年来没有正式的最后贷款人的历史。 - The Federal Reserve System performed the open market operation successfully.
公开市场业务在美国运用的最为成功,尽管公开市场业务并非为美联储最先使用。 - They still hold gold and right now the Federal Reserve System has about eleven billion dollars of gold.
他们仍然持有金子,并且现在,联邦储备系统拥有价值,一百一十亿美元的金子。 - The Federal Reserve System that was created in1913 was different in that it was independent or much more independent than central banks in other countries.
913年建立的,联邦储备金系统是不同的,因为它独立,或者说比,其他国家的中央银行独立得多。