bill of exchange
英 [ˌbɪl əv ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]
美 [ˌbɪl əv ɪksˈtʃeɪndʒ]
n. 汇票
牛津词典
noun
- 汇票
a written order to pay a sum of money to a particular person on a particular date
英英释义
noun
- a document ordering the payment of money
双语例句
- The bill of exchange is due on the first of next month.
这张汇票下月一日到期。 - The bill of exchange was bought at a discount.
此汇票是贴现购进的。 - A cheque is a bill of exchange drawn on a banker payable on demand.
支票为向银行提款而即期支付之票据。 - The drawer then gives the Bill of Exchange to the bank.
接着，出票人把汇票送交银行。 - If the bill holder after the due date or maturity, absolute and unconditional right to give up its right acceptor, bill of exchange liability to be lifted.
如汇票持票人在到期日或到期日后，绝对地和无条件地放弃其对承兑人之权利，汇票责任即告解除。 - But lessee retailers may have to pay for this indirectly in the form of higher costs, Would you accept bill of exchange as the term of payment?
但是零售业承租人可能必须支付更高的费用间接作为这项研究的代价，贵公司是否接受汇票的支付方式？ - Businessman: Yes, please, I'd like to get some information about discounting a bill of exchange.
商人：是的，我想了解一些有关汇票贴现方面的情况。 - A minor is not liable on a cheque or bill of exchange.
未成年人对支票和汇票也不负责任。 - The two principal methods of payment for exported goods are by Bill of Exchange and by Letter of Credit.
对于出口商品有两种主要的支付方式：汇票和信用证。 - When a Bill of Exchange has been accepted by the drawee it becomes negotiable.
受票人承兑汇票后，这张汇票就可以在市面上流通。