Sometimes a United States dollar is worth twelve pesos in Mexico.
汇率会不时地波动，有时一美元值十二墨西哥比索，有时只值八比索。
Only the United States dollar was convertible into gold, at the price of $35 an ounce.
只有美元可以按35美元换一盎司黄金的价格来兑换成黄金。
As of 24 March 2005 the United States dollar is exchanged for 62.0313 Serbian dinars, and the Euro for 80.9570 dinars.
2005年3月24日，汇率是一美元等于62.0313个塞尔维亚第纳尔，一欧元等于80.9570个第纳尔。
Japan moved Wednesday to prop up the United States dollar and weaken the yen, directly manipulating its currency for the first time since 2004.
在周三，日本让美元升值而使日元贬值，这是日本自2004年以来第一次直接操纵它的货币汇率。
But analysts caution that right now the renminbi is far from ready to mount a serious challenge to the United States dollar as the world's leading reserve currency.
但是分析人士警告说，现在的人民币还远没有准备好挑战美元这一世界第一储备型货币的地位。
The latest statistics show that the United States is continuing to pump billions of dollar annually into such projects.
最新的统计数据显示，美国每年向这些项目注入数十亿美元。
If the world did eventually diversify its way out of the dollar, it would mean big changes for the United States.
如果世界真的最终走出了美元体系，开始多样化，对美国来说这意味着巨大的改变。
And both are members of larger currency unions: Ireland is part of the euro zone, Nevada part of the dollar zone, otherwise known as the United States of America.
两地均为比较大的货币联盟的成员：爱尔兰是欧元区的一部分，而内华达是美元区或称为美利坚合众国的一部分。
Consider the smaller East Asian nations in the aftermath of the 1997-1998 crisis, or Argentina after 2001, or even the United States after 2005, when the weak dollar set off an export boom.
看看1997- 1998年危机过后那段时间里的那些东亚小国，或是2001年后的阿根廷，甚至是2005年后的美国，当时弱势美元启动了出口的繁荣。
In its founding days, the United States defined the dollar by an explicit weight of gold or silver.
其成立日，美国将美元定义为一个明确的黄金或银的重量。
Each export dollar generates only $1.80 at home, compared with $2.30 in Brazil and $3.30 in the United States, he calculates.
每出口1美元只能对国内产生1.80美元的效益，而相比之下，他估计巴西为2.30美元，美国为3.30美元。
The United States is incredibly fortunate that the dollar enjoys this special status.
由于美元享有这种特殊地位,使美国拥有令人难以置信的幸运。
The United States, on the other hand, can depreciate the dollar -- let the value of the dollar sink so that it can pay back what it owes in cheaper dollars.
相反，美国可以把货币贬值——让美元的币值降低，这样它就可以用更不值钱的美元偿还欠债。
Measured in terms of the dollar increase in business travel spending, the United States is expected to be fourth in terms of growth, just behind India.
根据商旅支出的美元增长来计算，预计美国的增长率将排第四，印度紧随其后。
When the United States was founded, we shifted from the British pound currency to the dollar, defining the dollar as approximately 1 /20 of a gold ounce, or 0.8 silver ounces.
当美国建国后，我们从英镑货币转到了美元货币，那时美元被定义为二十分之一盎司的黄金，或者零点八盎司的白银。
Snack foods made with corn are a six-billion-dollar industry in the United States.
玉米类休闲食品是美国一项产值60亿美元的产业。
On this, the United States' 40-year history of pressuring Japan to let the yen appreciate against the dollar is instructive.
这个问题上，美国持续40年对日本施压促使日元升值的历史做法是有借鉴意义的。
So, the United States just sent another multimillion-dollar shuttle out into space to do God knows what.
美国刚把又一架价值几百万的航天飞机送进了太空去做些只有上帝才知道的事。
So, the United States just sent another multimillion-dollar shuttle out into space to do God knows what.
美国刚把又一架价值几百万的航天飞机送进了太空去做些只有上帝才知道的事。
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