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

• Nothing in these Rules shall deprive a solicitor of any recourse or right, whether by way of lien, set-off, counter-claim, charge or otherwise, against moneys standing to the credit of a client account.
  本规则并无任何条文剥夺律师对记入当事人账户贷方的款项的任何追索或权利，不论是否藉留置权、抵销、反申索、控告或其它方式。
• 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？
• May, as security in favour of a bank or financial institution, assign its right to any moneys due, or to become due, under the contract.
  可将其按照合同对任何到期或将到期的金额所享有的权利，以银行或金融机构作为受益人，作为抵押转让出去。
• 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。
• A change in exchange rates is, after all, a change in a price ratio between national moneys.
  汇率的变动，归根到底是各国货币之间价格比率的变动。
• If two or more persons are registered as joint holders of any share, any one of such persons may give effectual receipts for any dividends or for other moneys payable in respect of such share.
  若两人或两人以上登记为任何股份的联名持有人，则其中任何一人均可签发有效收据，以证明收妥所持股份的股息或其他应付款项。
• He betrayed his friend for moneys sake.
  他为了钱而出卖自己的朋友。
• 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）。
• 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 Corps may be raised and maintained at the expense of the colony out of moneys provided by the legislative council.
  招募和维持服务团的开支由香港负担，从立法局的拨款中支付。