collateral
简单释义:
n. 抵押物;担保品
adj. 附属的;附加的;附带的
网络 抵押品;借刀杀人;落日杀神
变形:
复数:collaterals
完整释义:
n.
1.〔美国〕附属担保物; 附带事项,附属部分
2.担保品,附属担保品
3.证券担保
4.旁系亲属
5.【解剖学】侧突
adj.
1.〔医〕侧支
2.侧面的;旁边的;旁系的;间接的;副的;附属的,附带的;附加的,追加的
3.兼有;附带
4.侧的
5.并行;附属的
6.次要的
7.平行的,并列的
8.〔电信〕平行的,并联的
例句:
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As a collateral benefit, the U. S. Treasury would save a great deal of money on its exposure to AIG.
其间接的好处是,美国财政部就可以节省下援救AIG的一大笔钱。 -
Meanwhile, other hedge funds in New York and London are now trying to get collateral back from other groups, creating more pressures.
同时,纽约和伦敦的其它对冲基金目前正努力从其它集团收回抵押品,从而造成了更多的压力。 -
Putin vs. Chuck Norris. I'm not sure who would win, but I am sure none of us would survive the collateral damage to see it.
普京与查克诺里斯。我不知道谁会赢,但我相信我们都不会带着伤害看到这些。 -
The Bank should stand ready to repo (against eligible collateral) or reverse repo any amount at any time at the official policy rate.
银行应随时准备回购(对符合条件的抵押品)或反向回购协议的任何款项在任何时候在官方政策利率。 -
All the same it is an unfortunate piece of collateral damage, something the authorities have so far failed to address.
尽管如此,这是不幸的附带损伤,正是当局到目前为止不愿意说的事情。 -
The collateral is often set against credit lines the companies have with banks or is offset against assets.
抵押品通常是抵扣公司在银行的信贷额度,或抵扣资产。 -
Mr Geithner called for global agreement on how much collateral, or "margin" , to impose on uncleared derivative transactions.
盖特纳呼吁全球就对未清算衍生品交易收取多少担保品或“保证金”达成协定。 -
If that happened, the bank would be forced to put up billions in extra collateral, eating into its liquidity.
如果这发生,雷曼将被迫拿出数十亿美元作担保,这会消耗其流动资金。