treasuries

英 [ˈtrɛʒ(ə)riz]

美 [ˈtrɛʒəriz]

n.  (英国、美国和其他一些国家的)财政部; (城堡等中的)金银财宝库，宝库
treasury的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT-COLL (英、美等国的)财政部
  In Britain, the United States, and some other countries,the Treasuryis the government department that deals with the country's finances.
  1. The Treasury has long been predicting an upturn in consumer spending.
     财政部早就预测消费者支出会出现上扬。
• (城堡、教堂等的)宝库，珍藏室
  Thetreasuryin a building such as a castle or a church is a room where valuable objects are displayed or stored.

双语例句

• Money market funds invest in highly liquid securities such as US Treasuries and short-term debt issued by financial institutions.
  货币市场基金的投资对象通常是流动性较强的证券，例如美国国债，以及由金融机构发行的短期债券。
• The Americans get the toys, the Chinese get the Treasuries and we get screwed.
  美国人得到了玩具，中国人得到了美国国债，而我们则遭殃了。
• Yet when investors are looking for safe assets, they buy Treasuries.
  然而，当投资者想要购买安全资产时，他们还是会选择美国国债。
• This is evident most clearly in its attitude to purchases of US Treasuries.
  这一点在中国对待购买美国国债的态度上表现得最为明显。
• You can get a little more using government treasuries and bonds, even more with corporate bonds.
  如果你想得到多点，你可以投资国库券，债券或者是企业债券。
• Buying more Treasuries would impact yields, while moving into corporate bonds would ratchet up risk.
  购买更多美国国债将影响收益，而购买公司债券将增加风险。
• China may also slow its purchases of US Treasuries.
  中国也可能放缓购买美国国债的节奏。
• The flatter yield curve means less profit from borrowing short-term money to buy Treasuries.
  更平坦的收益率曲线意味着，美国银行从借入短期资金购买美国国债中获得的利润变薄了。
• Treasuries are used as collateral in trading and are viewed as being as good as cash.
  作为交易抵押品，人们对国债和现金一视同仁。
• Investors rushed into havens, including US Treasuries and German government bonds.
  投资者大举涌入美国国债和德国国债等安全港。