bank notes

基本解釋

Transaction deposits are themodern counterpart of bank notes.
交易存款是銀行票據(jù)在現(xiàn)代的互補(bǔ)物。
Then, bankers discovered thatthey could make loans merely by giving their promises to pay, or bank notes, toborrowers.
之后，銀行家發(fā)現(xiàn)他們其實(shí)僅通過支付承諾或者銀行票據(jù)就可以放出貸款。
After sustained lobbying and a public-relations effort that would be impressive today, an issue of bank notes followed in 1661.
持續(xù)不斷的游說和公共關(guān)系方面做的努力，即便在今日也使人印象深刻，終于在1661年，銀行鈔票發(fā)行了。

It emerged into an institution in which banks would have notes bank notes-that circulated widely and we began to think of them as money.
它出現(xiàn)于一個(gè)銀行保有票據(jù),的機(jī)構(gòu),這個(gè)票據(jù)就是鈔票---那種流通廣泛的鈔票,我們把它視為金錢。
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who were also issuing notes would leave their would keep a deposit with the Bank of England.
同時(shí)也在發(fā)行紙幣的銀行,要向英格蘭銀行付保證金。
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Because the Bank of England could then demand all the it could start accumulating notes from some issuing bank and then demand payment in gold.
因?yàn)橛⒏裉m銀行那時(shí)可以,要求所有的，它可以開始從一些紙幣發(fā)行銀行,收集些發(fā)行的紙幣之后再要求以金子的形式償還。
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The amount would be paid electronically so you would not need a tiny coin and tiny bank notes.
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