bills of exchange

汇票
常用释义
汇票:一种书面命令,要求一方在规定的时间或要求时支付给另一方指定金额的钱款;汇票。

例句

1·Bills of exchange contributed to the development of banks, as exchangers began to provide loans.

随着交易者开始提供贷款,汇票促进了银行的发展。

2·By the middle of the sixteenth century, financiers and traders commonly accepted bills of exchange in place of gold or silver for other goods.

到了16世纪中叶,金融家和商人普遍接受汇票来代替黄金或白银进行商品交换。

3·Definition, contents, types and operating skills of bills of exchange;

汇票的定义、汇票的内容、汇票的种类、汇票的使用技巧;

4·Can be received within six months of bank acceptance bills of exchange.

可收受六个月内的银行承兑汇票。

5·Enclosed please find five bills of exchange as noted at foot amounting to $5620000.

同函寄上五张汇票金额总计为5620000元详见注脚。

6·If we accept bills of exchange or cheques, the Buyer shall pay any discount charges or bank charges.

如果我方接受汇票或支票,买方应支付所有折扣费用或银行手续费。

7·These claims also include claims under checks and bills of exchange, as well as current-account claims.

这些权利主张包括对于汇票、支票的主张以及反主张。

8·In some places, as at Amsterdam, Hamburg, Venice, foreign bills of exchange are paid in what they call bank money.

有些地方,如阿姆斯特丹、汉堡、威尼斯等地,都以他们所谓银行货币兑付外国汇票。

9·In some places, as at amsterdam, hamburg, venice, foreign bills of exchange are paid in what they call bank money .

有些地方,如阿姆斯特丹、汉堡、威尼斯等地,都以他们所谓银行货币兑付外国汇票。

10·Bills of exchange and checks are accepted only on the basis of an express agreement in writing and only on behalf of payment.

汇票和支票只有在书面的明确约定下,并且出于支付目的时方可接受。