long-term assets

基本解釋

• [經(jīng)] 長期資產(chǎn)
• 固定資產(chǎn)

英漢例句

雙語例句

• Banks own a lot of long-term assets (like your mortgage) and hold a lot of short-term debt (which is cheaper than long-term debt).
  銀行持有很多長期資產(chǎn)（比如你的貸款）和短期債務（利率比長期的要低）。
• Though they may feel safe now, Buffett said those investors are holding "terrible long-term assets" that will not come close to matching the future gains of stocks.
  巴菲特說：“盡管他們現(xiàn)在會感覺安全，像這樣的投資者持有的“可怕的長期資產(chǎn)”，這些資產(chǎn)將來收益將不能和投資股票相提并論。
• In fact, deposits are not perfect either: they too can suddenly evaporate (just ask Northern Rock) and they suffer from a maturity mismatch with long-term assets such as mortgages.
  事實上，儲蓄也并不完美：他們太容易突然消散（這可以問北巖銀行），并且他們與長期資產(chǎn)如抵押貸款確實沒有關聯(lián)。

權威例句

• Secondly, the Fed holds long-term assets and short-term liabilities and yield curves generally slope upwards.
  FORBES: Is the Fed Going to Go Bust?
• When this happens, the Fed, rather than the banks, will take the balance sheet hit on trillions of dollars of long-term assets.
  FORBES: Bernanke's Blind QE Worship Amounts To Faith-Based Economics
• These gave banks more freedom to use models to value illiquid assets and more flexibility in recognising losses on long-term assets in their income statements.
  ECONOMIST: Banks and accounting standards

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詞組短語

短語

• long -term m assets 長期資產(chǎn)
• Long -term monetary assets 長期貨幣性資產(chǎn)

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專業(yè)釋義

經(jīng)濟學

• 長期資產(chǎn)