Definition of hard currency in English:

hard currency

noun

mass noun

Currency that is not likely to depreciate suddenly or to fluctuate greatly in value.
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Example sentencesExamples
- The ministry said North Korea's lack of hard currency, energy and raw materials will make it difficult for inter-Korean trade to rise sharply this year.
- ANZ lent the money to North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank, but the loan defaulted due to North Korea's shortage of hard currency.
- The government also announced that Cuban state companies would have to sell the central bank any hard currency received from exports or domestic sales.
- The Central Bank is fast running out of hard currency reserves to sustain the peso-to-dollar convertibility.
- In hard currency in the past decade, our business in emerging markets has grown from €11 billion to €18 billion.
- The other risks of a domestically funded budget include a shortage of hard currency, devaluation of the Kwacha and a difficulty in importing goods.
- Marshall Tito recognised this and allowed all Yugoslavs to hold two bank accounts: one in dinars for pocket money and one in hard currency for real savings.
- Required reserves on corporate ruble deposits were raised in order to make banks keep more rubles and, hence, less hard currency.
- The store's clientele consists of foreigners and a few select party members: Payment is in hard currency only.
- That it has taken so long to remove the production of coca can be understood when set against its economic importance, both as a source of hard currency and employment.
- Premiums are paid in hard currency thus ensuring that claims for loss or damage due to uninsured peril are also settled in hard currency.
- This drains hard currency reserves needed to buy imports, takes away funds for investment, and beggars education and health programs.
- It was also implied that this endogenous expansion of credit could also be greater than the initial increase in the stock of hard currency.
- In reality, fears of causing domestic currency instability meant that many governments continued to maintain close control of their hard currency supplies.
- Early redemption of hard currency loans is banned.
- Over the weekend, legislators passed a law blocking access for three years to hard currency held in high-interest accounts with the country's two state banks.
- Shortages of gasoline, food, hard currency and even local bank notes spurred speculation that gave finance houses a boom.
- The Iraqi official said the money taken amounted to a quarter of the Central Bank's hard currency reserves.
- Their purpose is simple: to create a free trade environment conducive to the production of export goods in order to earn hard currency.
- The banks that prospered had licences to work in hard currency.

Definition of hard currency in US English:

hard currency

nounhärd ˈkərənsēhɑrd ˈkərənsi

Currency that is not likely to depreciate suddenly or to fluctuate greatly in value.
硬通货
Example sentencesExamples
- The Iraqi official said the money taken amounted to a quarter of the Central Bank's hard currency reserves.
- Required reserves on corporate ruble deposits were raised in order to make banks keep more rubles and, hence, less hard currency.
- ANZ lent the money to North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank, but the loan defaulted due to North Korea's shortage of hard currency.
- Shortages of gasoline, food, hard currency and even local bank notes spurred speculation that gave finance houses a boom.
- In reality, fears of causing domestic currency instability meant that many governments continued to maintain close control of their hard currency supplies.
- The banks that prospered had licences to work in hard currency.
- Early redemption of hard currency loans is banned.
- That it has taken so long to remove the production of coca can be understood when set against its economic importance, both as a source of hard currency and employment.
- This drains hard currency reserves needed to buy imports, takes away funds for investment, and beggars education and health programs.
- The store's clientele consists of foreigners and a few select party members: Payment is in hard currency only.
- Their purpose is simple: to create a free trade environment conducive to the production of export goods in order to earn hard currency.
- The other risks of a domestically funded budget include a shortage of hard currency, devaluation of the Kwacha and a difficulty in importing goods.
- The Central Bank is fast running out of hard currency reserves to sustain the peso-to-dollar convertibility.
- Marshall Tito recognised this and allowed all Yugoslavs to hold two bank accounts: one in dinars for pocket money and one in hard currency for real savings.
- The ministry said North Korea's lack of hard currency, energy and raw materials will make it difficult for inter-Korean trade to rise sharply this year.
- It was also implied that this endogenous expansion of credit could also be greater than the initial increase in the stock of hard currency.
- In hard currency in the past decade, our business in emerging markets has grown from €11 billion to €18 billion.
- Premiums are paid in hard currency thus ensuring that claims for loss or damage due to uninsured peril are also settled in hard currency.
- The government also announced that Cuban state companies would have to sell the central bank any hard currency received from exports or domestic sales.
- Over the weekend, legislators passed a law blocking access for three years to hard currency held in high-interest accounts with the country's two state banks.

词汇	hard currency
释义	Definition of hard currency in English: hard currency noun mass noun Currency that is not likely to depreciate suddenly or to fluctuate greatly in value. 硬通货 Example sentencesExamples The ministry said North Korea's lack of hard currency, energy and raw materials will make it difficult for inter-Korean trade to rise sharply this year. ANZ lent the money to North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank, but the loan defaulted due to North Korea's shortage of hard currency. The government also announced that Cuban state companies would have to sell the central bank any hard currency received from exports or domestic sales. The Central Bank is fast running out of hard currency reserves to sustain the peso-to-dollar convertibility. In hard currency in the past decade, our business in emerging markets has grown from €11 billion to €18 billion. The other risks of a domestically funded budget include a shortage of hard currency, devaluation of the Kwacha and a difficulty in importing goods. Marshall Tito recognised this and allowed all Yugoslavs to hold two bank accounts: one in dinars for pocket money and one in hard currency for real savings. Required reserves on corporate ruble deposits were raised in order to make banks keep more rubles and, hence, less hard currency. The store's clientele consists of foreigners and a few select party members: Payment is in hard currency only. That it has taken so long to remove the production of coca can be understood when set against its economic importance, both as a source of hard currency and employment. Premiums are paid in hard currency thus ensuring that claims for loss or damage due to uninsured peril are also settled in hard currency. This drains hard currency reserves needed to buy imports, takes away funds for investment, and beggars education and health programs. It was also implied that this endogenous expansion of credit could also be greater than the initial increase in the stock of hard currency. In reality, fears of causing domestic currency instability meant that many governments continued to maintain close control of their hard currency supplies. Early redemption of hard currency loans is banned. Over the weekend, legislators passed a law blocking access for three years to hard currency held in high-interest accounts with the country's two state banks. Shortages of gasoline, food, hard currency and even local bank notes spurred speculation that gave finance houses a boom. The Iraqi official said the money taken amounted to a quarter of the Central Bank's hard currency reserves. Their purpose is simple: to create a free trade environment conducive to the production of export goods in order to earn hard currency. The banks that prospered had licences to work in hard currency. Definition of hard currency in US English: hard currency nounhärd ˈkərənsēhɑrd ˈkərənsi Currency that is not likely to depreciate suddenly or to fluctuate greatly in value. 硬通货 Example sentencesExamples The Iraqi official said the money taken amounted to a quarter of the Central Bank's hard currency reserves. Required reserves on corporate ruble deposits were raised in order to make banks keep more rubles and, hence, less hard currency. ANZ lent the money to North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank, but the loan defaulted due to North Korea's shortage of hard currency. Shortages of gasoline, food, hard currency and even local bank notes spurred speculation that gave finance houses a boom. In reality, fears of causing domestic currency instability meant that many governments continued to maintain close control of their hard currency supplies. The banks that prospered had licences to work in hard currency. Early redemption of hard currency loans is banned. That it has taken so long to remove the production of coca can be understood when set against its economic importance, both as a source of hard currency and employment. This drains hard currency reserves needed to buy imports, takes away funds for investment, and beggars education and health programs. The store's clientele consists of foreigners and a few select party members: Payment is in hard currency only. Their purpose is simple: to create a free trade environment conducive to the production of export goods in order to earn hard currency. The other risks of a domestically funded budget include a shortage of hard currency, devaluation of the Kwacha and a difficulty in importing goods. The Central Bank is fast running out of hard currency reserves to sustain the peso-to-dollar convertibility. Marshall Tito recognised this and allowed all Yugoslavs to hold two bank accounts: one in dinars for pocket money and one in hard currency for real savings. The ministry said North Korea's lack of hard currency, energy and raw materials will make it difficult for inter-Korean trade to rise sharply this year. It was also implied that this endogenous expansion of credit could also be greater than the initial increase in the stock of hard currency. In hard currency in the past decade, our business in emerging markets has grown from €11 billion to €18 billion. Premiums are paid in hard currency thus ensuring that claims for loss or damage due to uninsured peril are also settled in hard currency. The government also announced that Cuban state companies would have to sell the central bank any hard currency received from exports or domestic sales. Over the weekend, legislators passed a law blocking access for three years to hard currency held in high-interest accounts with the country's two state banks.
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