常見例句雙語例句Floating capital: That portion of the capital of an enterprise not invested in fixed or other capital assets but in current and working assets.流動(dòng)資本，遊資：指企業(yè)資本中未投資於固定資産或其他資本資産、而是以流動(dòng)資産形式存在的資本。 收藏。http://dict.hjenglish.comFloating capital: That portion of the capital of an enterprise not invested in fixed or other capital assets but in current and working assets .流動(dòng)資本，遊資：指企業(yè)資本中未投資於固定資産或其他資本資産、而是以流動(dòng)資産形式存在的資本。Because disasters make farmers' income more unsteady, they can not pay their debts in time, which will incur shortage of floating capital in companies.由於災(zāi)害使辳民的收入更加的不穩(wěn)定無法準(zhǔn)時(shí)償還欠款，這會(huì)導(dǎo)致公司的流動(dòng)資金緊缺。ww1.1x1y.com.cn權(quán)威例句In effect, this ties up working capital in floating stock.ECONOMIST: Fast container shipsEspecially high end retail floating in the outskirts of Moscow, billionaire capital of the world.FORBES: Morgan Stanley Goes On Another Russian Shopping SpreeHe thereby acknowledges that—at least for economies with small financial sectors—floating exchange rates are feasible in the long run only if capital-market integration is slowed down.ECONOMIST: It all depends 返回 floating capital