exchange rate

英 [ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ reɪt]

美 [ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ reɪt]

n.  (外汇)汇率，兑换率

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柯林斯词典

• （外汇）汇率，兑换率
  Theexchange rateof a country's unit of currency is the amount of another country's currency that you get in exchange for it.

英英释义

noun

• the charge for exchanging currency of one country for currency of another
  Synonym:rate of exchange

双语例句

• We started the reform of RMB exchange rate regime back in the1994.
  我们在1994年就开始了人民币汇率改革。
• Due to the floating exchange rate, the United States is fully staffed.
  因为转向浮动汇率，美国实在是一举多得。
• The level of interest rates and the exchange rate determine the monetary environment in which the Canadian economy operates.
  兴趣级别率和交换率确定加拿大经济经营的金钱环境。
• An undervalued exchange rate is also a big help.
  被低估的汇率也帮了大忙。
• But an undervalued exchange rate is at the centre of a development model built around exports and capital investment.
  然而，在以出口和资本投资为基础的发展模式中，汇率低估是其核心所在。
• The exchange rate between the Hong Kong dollar and the RMB is very stable.
  香港元与人民币之间的汇率一直比较稳定。
• I have been maintaining a consistent stand in the RMB exchange rate issue.
  我一直保持了人民币汇率问题上的一贯立场。
• I understand that exchange rate is the value of one unit of a foreign currency expressed in another currency.
  我知道汇率是指一单位货币以另一国货币来表示的价格。
• RMB exchange rate kept stable, and the expectation of RMB appreciation continued in offshore markets.
  人民币汇率运行平稳，海外市场继续保持对人民币汇率升值预期。
• During the Asia financial crisis period, they gave up this system and adopted floating exchange rate system.
  在危机期间，大部分国家（地区）都放弃了钉住汇率制，采取了浮动汇率制度。