moneyed

英 [ˈmʌnid]

美 [ˈmʌnid]

adj.  极有钱的; 富有的

过去式：moneyed　

法律

BNC.36413 / COCA.28406

牛津词典

adj.

• 极有钱的；富有的
  having a lot of money
  1. the moneyed classes
     富有阶层

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 有钱的;富有的
  Amoneyedperson has a lot of money.
  1. Fear of crime among Japan's new monied classes is rising rapidly.
     日本新生的富有阶层对犯罪的恐惧迅速加剧。

英英释义

adj

• having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value
  1. an affluent banker
  2. a speculator flush with cash
  3. not merely rich but loaded
  4. moneyed aristocrats
  5. wealthy corporations
  Synonym:affluentflushloadedwealthy
• based on or arising from the possession of money or wealth
  1. moneyed interests
  Synonym:monied

双语例句

• One reason Kim Jong-il went ahead with the currency reform may have been to discipline the nascent moneyed middle class, who could be seen as his political opponents.
  金正日实施币值改革的一个原因，或许是要管教新兴的富有中产阶级。这些人可能会被视作他的政治对手。
• Soon, photography escaped the exclusive grasp of the professionals and moneyed hobbyists who could afford its cumbersome equipment, and the public began to take its own pictures.
  不久，摄影就不再为专业人士和买得起笨重设备的富裕爱好者所独享，公众开始自己拍摄照片。
• He isn't poor, but he certainly doesn't belong to the moneyed class.
  他不是很贫穷，但确实不属于“有钱阶级”。
• StarWorld knows its customer: the newly moneyed Chinese mainlander who is not looking for on-site pizza and cappuccinos but a serious gamble.
  星际酒店了解它的客户：刚刚富裕起来的中国内地赌客不是来享用现场制作的匹萨和热牛奶咖啡的，而是真正来自赌博的。
• The moneyed moguls themselves have tended to be less than civic-minded with their toys.
  富豪们往往不会把他们的玩具捐赠给科研机构。
• If Goldman reeks of moneyed arrogance, McKinsey reeks of intellectual arrogance& the latter capable of producing just as visceral a response as the former.
  如果说高盛集团带着一股充满铜臭的嚣张气焰，麦肯锡公司则让人感到一种智识的傲慢&后者引发粗俗反应的能力跟前者不分伯仲。
• Yet Plaza 66 appears in many accounts of modern Shanghai as a badge of success, a magnet for the rising young, moneyed generation.
  然而，在许多关于现代上海的报道中，恒隆广场却似乎是成功的徽章，一块吸引着不断崛起的年轻富有一代的磁石。
• Here was the place where the matter of expense limited the patrons to the moneyed or pleasure-loving class.
  这种地方，由于费用昂贵，只有那些有钱的或者喜欢作乐的阶层的人，才会成为这里的主顾。
• I can't help but wonder: will my parents'generation, moneyed and plentiful, create a market for many more such prosthetic devices that fight age-related ailments?
  我不禁感到很奇怪：我的父母辈，有钱的和丰富，创造更多的这种假肢装置的市场，争取与年龄有关的疾病？
• Even if The Times were for sale, how would it benefit Mr. Murdoch to have a rival paper in the hands of an equally moneyed media baron?
  即使时报会出售，让一个同样有钱的传媒大亨将一家竞争性的报纸收入囊中，对默多克又有什么好处呢？