letters of credit

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• The slump in both exports and imports was exacerbated by the global credit freeze, which has made it harder for buyers to get letters of credit to guarantee payment.
  全球信貸緊縮更加劇了進(jìn)出口這樣的同時(shí)下跌，因?yàn)樾庞镁o縮使得買(mǎi)家很難從銀行獲取保證付款的信用證。
• Instead of relying on broad capital markets as is common in American and Europe, they seek credit in more traditional ways: bank loans, the sale of discounted receivables, and letters of credit.
  在美國(guó)及歐洲，公司依靠廣泛的資本市場(chǎng)是很普遍的。 但是，亞洲的公司不是依靠資本市場(chǎng)，他們而是通過(guò)更老式的方法：銀行貸款，應(yīng)收票據(jù)貼現(xiàn)，以及信用證。
• Cargoes pile up on the dockside and ships wait empty because exporters cannot get letters of credit to secure payment on delivery.
  貨物堆滿了港口，空船就等在岸邊，因?yàn)槌隹谏痰貌坏叫庞米C，無(wú)法保證發(fā)出貨物之后能夠收到貨款。

權(quán)威例句

• Issuers are scrambling to refinance into proper long-term bonds, or asking banks for letters of credit.
  ECONOMIST: Bond insurers and the markets
• Big companies have plenty of banks willing to provide letters of credit or finance for accounts receivable.
  ECONOMIST: For once, a foreign bank may have bought wisely in China
• The central bank now insists that 80% of the value of new letters of credit must be paid up front.
  ECONOMIST: Banking in Vietnam
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