lire
基本解释
- n. 里拉（意大利货币单位）；（法）阅读
英汉例句
- The first recorded public bond is dated January 1150 when the municipality raised 400 lire by granting to investors the tax revenue raised from stallholders in the marketplace.
第一个有记录的公共债券起源于1150年的1月，当局以市场中商贩们的税收为抵押，从投资者那里筹集了400里拉。 - Many European currencies had slumped after the war, and Ponzi reasoned that he could buy such coupons, say, in debased Italian lire, redeem them in America, then sell the stamps at a sizable profit.
一战后，部分欧洲国家的货币大幅贬值；于是庞茨推断，他可以用贬值的意大利里拉购买这些票券并在美国兑换，接着卖掉这些邮票赚取可观的差价；这就是套汇交易的雏形——利用票券在不同国家的价格差异来获取利润。 - Lire, a literary magazine, charitably called it “not completely nul”, while Le Monde said it was his “most accomplished” work so far.
《读书》（Lire），一本文学杂志，慷慨地称之为“不完全是一部废品”，《世界》（Le Monde）却说这是作者到目前为止“最为杰出”的作品。 - This part of the portfolio was worth 860 billion lire at the end of last year.
ECONOMIST: Central banking - Some insiders think the new offering will fail unless it is priced below 10, 000 lire.
ECONOMIST: Italian shares: The price of privatisation The