credit line
英 [ˈkredɪt laɪn]
美 [ˈkredɪt laɪn]
信用额度;新闻的出处以及来源
英英释义
noun
- a line giving the name of the writer of a story or article
- the maximum credit that a customer is allowed
双语例句
- The credit line should be opened one month before the time of shipment.
信用证必须在装船前一个月办理。 - The agreement also included opening up a credit line to finance small and medium-sized companies in the private sector.
该协议还包括向中小型私人产业开放信用额度提供资金。 - The credit line is one in a series of economic sweeteners handed out by Beijing to residents and companies of the self-ruled island that China regards as part of its territory.
北京为台湾居民和企业提供了一系列经济优惠政策,上述信贷安排就是其中之一。中国将处于自治状态的台湾视作其领土的一部分。 - If you close an account, you lose its credit line.
如果你关闭账户,你就失去了信用度。 - The company said it drew down$ 3 billion from that credit line in April.
该公司称,今年4月份用掉了这80亿美元信贷额度中的最后30亿美元。 - Other alternatives include precautionary lines of credit, such as the American Federal Reserve's with the central banks of Brazil and Mexico, or the IMF's flexible credit line.
其他备选方案包括信贷防线,例如美联储联合巴西和墨西哥央行,或者国际货币基金组织的柔性信贷额度。 - Credit Line An arrangement in which a bank offers to provide a specified amount of credit to a borrower for a certain period of time.
信用额度银行提供给借方一定期限和一定金额限度的信贷安排。 - To begin with, a home equity credit line will offer you a large amount of cash with a comparatively low rate of interest.
首先,一个家股权信贷额度,将为您提供大量现金与相对较低的利息率。 - Scott: That I can use it up to my credit line.
“斯科特说:”我可以用我的贷款额度最多。 - I.To make sure that the new credit line is maximally used in supporting the development of small-sized enterprises.
要最大限度将新增贷款规模真正用于支持小企业的发展。
