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Definition of monetary in English: monetaryadjective ˈmʌnɪt(ə)riˈmɑnəˌtɛri Relating to money or currency. 金钱的；货币的 documents with little or no monetary value 不值什么钱或根本不值钱的文件。 Example sentencesExamples - Things acquire monetary value on the basis of their prestige, not the other way around.
- Dr Klaus claims he is helping people not for monetary gain but because he wants to.
- However, the uprating is perhaps more significant than its monetary value might suggest.
- It seems as if they have never heard anything about the monetary theory of the trade cycle.
- The launch of the euro as legal tender marks the completion of monetary union.
- Economic and monetary union is certain to have major consequences for competition policy.
- You probably find the fact that there is a monetary value to your work rather distasteful.
- The governor is the steward of the monetary principles and economics of the country.
- This makes it very clear that this industry plays a major role in monetary terms.
- The company wants an injunction and is currently investigating monetary damages.
- It is probably best described as the exercising of monetary policy, but not via low interest rates.
- Yet this is a problem for that firm, not a problem with the monetary system as a whole.
- Meanwhile, we now know more about this academic, monetary economist than we did a short while ago.
- GNP is a monetary measure of the total value of output of a country in any time-period.
- It is therefore essential that the two monetary systems should be mutually independent.
- Growth of the monetary base is thus limited to the inflow of foreign currency.
- It's easy to be depressed when you look around and see the state of monetary affairs.
- Various economists were critical about monetary union for basically two reasons.
- The remarkable thing is how little attention in the West this fiscal and monetary policy has received.
- Sadly, most of London seems to have got wise to the value, monetary or otherwise, of gems such as these.
Synonyms financial, fiscal, pecuniary, money, cash, economic, budgetary, capital
Derivativesadverb International Unions have monetarily supported political candidates that have openly supported free trade agreements that have cost thousands if not millions of good jobs. Example sentencesExamples - While the new water management institutions may be comfortable valuing water monetarily, most small-scale farmers continue to resist this approach.
- As many barn owners would tell you, the cost of maintaining historic structures is high, not only monetarily but also as an investment of time and hard work.
- Indeed, according to the Talmud, if you embarrass someone you have an obligation to compensate him monetarily, just the same as if you injured that person or damaged his property.
- We aren't doing too well, monetarily speaking.
OriginEarly 19th century: from French monétaire or late Latin monetarius, from Latin moneta 'money'. Definition of monetary in US English: monetaryadjectiveˈmänəˌterēˈmɑnəˌtɛri Relating to money or currency. 金钱的；货币的 documents with little or no monetary value 不值什么钱或根本不值钱的文件。 Example sentencesExamples - It's easy to be depressed when you look around and see the state of monetary affairs.
- Meanwhile, we now know more about this academic, monetary economist than we did a short while ago.
- This makes it very clear that this industry plays a major role in monetary terms.
- The remarkable thing is how little attention in the West this fiscal and monetary policy has received.
- Yet this is a problem for that firm, not a problem with the monetary system as a whole.
- Dr Klaus claims he is helping people not for monetary gain but because he wants to.
- It seems as if they have never heard anything about the monetary theory of the trade cycle.
- It is probably best described as the exercising of monetary policy, but not via low interest rates.
- Economic and monetary union is certain to have major consequences for competition policy.
- Things acquire monetary value on the basis of their prestige, not the other way around.
- However, the uprating is perhaps more significant than its monetary value might suggest.
- Various economists were critical about monetary union for basically two reasons.
- It is therefore essential that the two monetary systems should be mutually independent.
- The company wants an injunction and is currently investigating monetary damages.
- Growth of the monetary base is thus limited to the inflow of foreign currency.
- Sadly, most of London seems to have got wise to the value, monetary or otherwise, of gems such as these.
- The launch of the euro as legal tender marks the completion of monetary union.
- GNP is a monetary measure of the total value of output of a country in any time-period.
- The governor is the steward of the monetary principles and economics of the country.
- You probably find the fact that there is a monetary value to your work rather distasteful.
Synonyms financial, fiscal, pecuniary, money, cash, economic, budgetary, capital
OriginEarly 19th century: from French monétaire or late Latin monetarius, from Latin moneta ‘money’. |