美元的例句大全

Last month, we started a drive to raise $ 19,000 to print more leaflets.

上个月我们卯足干劲儿,筹集了一万九千美元加印了传单.

Option Exercise Price-$ 240 , 000 cash plus 20, 000,000 fully paid ordinary Heron shares.

期权行使价 - 二百四十零点〇〇〇美元现金加上20, 000,000苍鹭缴足普通股.

First class would cost $ 8.20.

一等邮递要8.20美元.

I'll mail it first class. Also, I'd like to insure it for $ 30.00.

我寄一等邮递吧.另外, 我要为包裹保30美元险.

Ten dollars is a fabulous price for an ordinary pencil.

对于一支普通的铅笔来说标价十美元是难以置信的。

The vase was knocked down to Smith for $ 2.

这只花瓶以廿五美元拍卖给了史密斯.

Oil from these fields is priced in dollars.

这些油田产的油以美元定价.

His broker answered and the bum said, Hundred dollars.

流浪汉对接电话的掮客说:一百美元.

Which is why Yu, to his credit, wrote in the FT that "the People's Bank of China must stop buying US dollars and allow the Renminbi exchange rate to be decided by market forces as soon as possible."

这就是为什么余永定的观点值得肯定。他在《金融时报》（FT）上撰文称：“中国人民银行必须停止购买美元，并尽快允许人民币汇率由市场决定。”

Last week, People's Insurance Co. ( Group) of China Ltd. postponed its US$ 4 billion Hong Kong IPO that was planned for July because of weak market conditions, according to people familiar with the situation.

据知情人士透露，中国人民保险集团公司（People's Insurance Co.（Group）of China Ltd.）上周以市场环境低迷为由，推迟了原定7月在香港筹资40亿美元的IPO计划。

New York Life's assets surpassed the $ 1 billion mark.

纽约人寿资产超过十亿美元.

New York Life's assets exceeded $ 1 million.

纽约人寿资产超过一百万美元.

And for the World Cup, Visa gave filmmakers across the world Visa cards pre-loaded with$ 25,000 so they could film fans.

本届世界杯，Visa公司向全球电影人发放了预存25000美元的Visa卡，供他们拍摄球迷观看比赛的场面。

She received $ 500,000 by a marriage settlement.

她根据结婚财产契约得到50万美元.

These socks at 1 dollar a pair.

这些袜子零卖一美元一双.

Estimates for the losses in the earthquake range as high as $ 2 billion.

地震损失估计高达20亿美元.

Estimates for the earthquake put the cost of damage at nearly $ 3 million.

据估算,地震造成近三百万美元的损失.

But Ghali brings strong qualifications to the $ 202, 346-a-year post.

但是对此年薪202, 346美元的职位,加利具备各项优越条件.

One former director embezzled$ 34 million in company funds.

一名前主管挪用了3,400万美元的公司资金。

These habits have helped companies earn billions of dollars when customers eat snacks or wipe counters almost without thinking, often in response to a carefully designed set of daily cues. 

当顾客们常常受一系列精心设计的日常暗示的影响而不假思索地吃零食或擦拭柜台时，他们的这些习惯已经为公司赚取了数十亿美元。