hundreds of billions发音

意思翻译

数千亿

相似词语短语

hundreds of billions of───千亿

billions of───数以亿计的；亿万

hundreds of───好几百，许许多多；好几百；许许多多

hundreds───百分之百；n.数百；成百上千

hundreds of years───几百年；数百年

hundreds of millions of───数以亿计的；亿万

hundreds of thousands of───几十万；无数；几十万，无数

hundreds of time───数百次

hundreds of thousands───成千上万

双语使用场景

In a $14 trillion economy, you'd probably have to borrow hundreds of billions more to have any noticeable effect.───在一个14万亿美元的经济体中，为取得显著的效果，你或许将不得不再贷款几千亿美元。

Red dwarfs, meanwhile, burn for hundreds of billions of years.───而红矮星，可以燃烧成百上千亿年。

It estimated that step would save hundreds of billions of dollars over the next decade.───据估计，那一举措将在未来10年节省数千亿美元。

He said "our banking system is going to lose hundreds of billions of dollars" and taxpayer money was "going down the drain" .───他说：不仅“我们的银行体系将要损失数以千亿的美元”，而且纳税人的钱也会付诸东流。

The President continues to push for stimulus even though hundreds of billions of dollars in such funds seem to have done little.───这位总统继续推动经济刺激，尽管此前的数千亿美元投入看起来效果寥寥。

So what exactly is the president proposing to help him realize hundreds of billions of dollars a year in savings?───那么，总统到底提出了哪些措施来确保一年上千亿美元的成本收缩呢？

Such a structure would cost hundreds of billions of dollars, even if it were technically feasible.───即使技术上可行，此类装置的造价也将高达数千亿美元。

Hank Paulson, the US Treasury secretary, said the programme would initially cost "hundreds of billions of dollars. "───美国财政部长汉克·保尔森（HankPaulson）表示，这套方案最初将花费“数千亿美元。”

It could cost the poorest nations hundreds of billions of dollars a year to curb their emissions and adapt to inevitable climate change.───最贫穷的国家将花费数百亿美元以控制排放并适应不可避免的气候变化。

英语使用场景

Governments spend hundreds of billions of dollars this way every year-on health care, on highway construction, on building maintenance.

There are probably tens or hundreds of billions of lines of COBOL code in use today, much of it originally written in the 1970s and 1980s.

But all these ideas mean a huge loss of revenue to the Treasury, in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

Still, the thought of handing over hundreds of billions of dollars to China who sits on a couple trillin dollar surplus is going to cause problems in the negotiations at Copenhagen.

The hundreds of billions (perhaps trillions) of dollars spent on bailing out the banks has put a new perspective on government expenditures.

This also caused a sharp rise in mortgage foreclosures, which in turn resulted in losses of hundreds of billions of dollars among the nation's leading banks and a tightening of credit.

Now taxpayers must pay hundreds of billions of dollars to clean up the mess left by under-capitalised thrifts.

The Fed poured hundreds of billions of dollars into the economy to refloat it, backed not by gold but by the full faith and credit of the U.S.

The resulting bailout will ultimately cost taxpayers hundreds of billions of dollars.