English-Chinese Financial Practical Business Dictionary

Author: Xing Rongxiang
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: This dictionary has been compiled over nearly a decade, collecting over 30,000 commonly used financial terms and phrases from both domestic and international sources. Its content primarily focuses on practical financial business, while also covering fields such as education, fiscal and financial, securities and stock investment and trading, accounting, statistics, auditing, computer (PC), real estate development, postal services, advertising, savings, insurance, taxation, transportation, laws and regulations, as well as import management. This dictionary is primarily dedicated to financial professionals, but it is also a useful reference for foreign-related workers and faculty and students of higher education institutions.
abalanceatthebank - bank balance
abalancesheet - balance sheet
abouncingsum - huge amount
abreachofcontract - breach of contract
Aclass - first-class
acurrentaccount - current account; checking account
acutabove - higher than first-class
afinancialstatement - financial statement, income statement
afive-spot - a five-dollar bill
Agrade - grade A (referring to goods)
agrand - one thousand dollars
agrandtotal - total
ahotstock - hot stock
aletterofadvice - advice letter
alumpofmoney - a large sum of money
alumpsum - lump sum, full payment
amonetaryunit - monetary unit
aparofexchange - exchange rate, parity of foreign exchange
aschoolofcollegiategrade - college-level school
asaleofcash - cash sale
"A"share(stock) - A-share (stock)
astatementofassetsandliabilities - balance sheet
atwo-spot(deuce-spot) - a two-dollar bill