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monetary + noun
常用于经济领域名词前。
The central bank sets monetary policy.
中央银行制定货币政策。
货币的；金钱的
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货币的；金钱的
relating to or involving money
The central bank sets monetary policy.
中央银行制定货币政策。
金钱的,或与金钱有关的。
Of, pertaining to, or consisting of money.
与金钱有关或涉及金钱的
relating to or involving money
The government introduced new monetary policies to control inflation.
政府推出了新的货币政策来控制通货膨胀。
AI contextual example
She received monetary compensation for the damage to her car.
她因汽车损坏获得了金钱赔偿。
AI contextual example
The company is facing serious monetary problems and may close.
公司正面临严重的资金问题，可能会倒闭。
AI contextual example
monetary rewards
金钱奖励。
WordNet
常用于经济领域名词前。
The central bank sets monetary policy.
中央银行制定货币政策。
用于描述性质是金钱相关的。
The reward is purely monetary.
奖励纯粹是金钱上的。
强调性质或方面。
The assistance is monetary in nature.
援助本质上是金钱上的。
Not this
We have no monetary to pay the bills.
Use this
We have no money to pay the bills.
Monetary 是形容词，不能用作名词表示'金钱'。应该用名词 money。
Not this
The company is facing a monetary crisis.
Use this
The company is facing a financial crisis.
Monetary 特指与货币供应或货币政策相关的，而 financial 涵盖更广泛的资金管理问题。表示公司的整体财务危机时，应用 financial。
Focus on the distinctions below. Other candidates are kept compact until a reliable usage note is available.
货币政策
The central bank adjusted its monetary policy to control inflation.
中央银行调整了货币政策以控制通货膨胀。
货币联盟
The European Monetary Union introduced the euro as a common currency.
欧洲货币联盟引入了欧元作为共同货币。
货币价值
The painting has significant monetary value, but its historical worth is even greater.
这幅画具有显著的货币价值，但其历史价值甚至更高。
货币补偿
The court ordered the company to provide monetary compensation to the victims.
法院命令该公司向受害者提供货币补偿。
货币体系
A stable monetary system is essential for economic growth.
稳定的货币体系对经济增长至关重要。
金钱奖励
She received a monetary reward for her outstanding performance.
她因出色的表现获得了金钱奖励。
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monetary 开头像 money，意为'金钱的'。
正式语境，多用于经济学、金融和货币政策等领域。
通常作定语；作表语时表示‘以金钱形式/货币的’。
Dictionary facts from ECDICT, WIKTIONARY.