Definition of paper money in English:

paper money

noun

mass noun

Money in the form of banknotes.
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Example sentencesExamples
- She fumbled out a clump of crumpled paper money and one tarnished coin, and handed them to the clerk at the desk.
- He designed and engraved the plates for the first paper money in Massachusetts and established the first mill for rolling copper sheets.
- One of the most significant innovations was the bill of exchange, the earliest example of paper money.
- The states' economies began to experience hyperinflation as state governments printed paper money to meet war expenditures.
- Coin collectors do not like nicks and scratches on their coins, and banknote-collectors like their paper money in nice condition.
- We must abolish paper money in favor of either NO money or currency of any kind or an equitable system of credits.
- Polymer banknotes don't wear out as fast as paper money, especially in countries with warm, damp climates.
- But gold is widely seen as the money that works when paper money doesn't - and inflation erodes the value of money.
- The bar owner would change all the coins into paper money for us.
- We are, it would seem, moving from the age of paper money into an era of electronic money.
- It's just like paper money, they say, which isn't real or tangible but is backed only by the promises of the government.
- The people clapped and smiled, throwing coins and paper money into their cases.
- Gold also may be helpful during periods of hyperinflation as it can hold its purchasing power much better than paper money during these periods.
- Georgie opens up a small sack containing gold and silver coins and paper money.
- He wants that bucket filled with money - not just money but paper money - after it's passed around the crowd.
- Originally paper money was not regarded as money but merely as a representation of gold.
Synonyms
cash, hard cash, ready money

Definition of paper money in US English:

paper money

nounˈpāpər ˈmənēˈpeɪpər ˈməni

Money in the form of banknotes.
纸币
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the most significant innovations was the bill of exchange, the earliest example of paper money.
- The people clapped and smiled, throwing coins and paper money into their cases.
- We must abolish paper money in favor of either NO money or currency of any kind or an equitable system of credits.
- Gold also may be helpful during periods of hyperinflation as it can hold its purchasing power much better than paper money during these periods.
- Coin collectors do not like nicks and scratches on their coins, and banknote-collectors like their paper money in nice condition.
- Polymer banknotes don't wear out as fast as paper money, especially in countries with warm, damp climates.
- He wants that bucket filled with money - not just money but paper money - after it's passed around the crowd.
- Georgie opens up a small sack containing gold and silver coins and paper money.
- The bar owner would change all the coins into paper money for us.
- We are, it would seem, moving from the age of paper money into an era of electronic money.
- He designed and engraved the plates for the first paper money in Massachusetts and established the first mill for rolling copper sheets.
- It's just like paper money, they say, which isn't real or tangible but is backed only by the promises of the government.
- She fumbled out a clump of crumpled paper money and one tarnished coin, and handed them to the clerk at the desk.
- The states' economies began to experience hyperinflation as state governments printed paper money to meet war expenditures.
- But gold is widely seen as the money that works when paper money doesn't - and inflation erodes the value of money.
- Originally paper money was not regarded as money but merely as a representation of gold.
Synonyms
cash, hard cash, ready money

单词	paper money
释义	Definition of paper money in English: paper money noun mass noun Money in the form of banknotes. 纸币 Example sentencesExamples She fumbled out a clump of crumpled paper money and one tarnished coin, and handed them to the clerk at the desk. He designed and engraved the plates for the first paper money in Massachusetts and established the first mill for rolling copper sheets. One of the most significant innovations was the bill of exchange, the earliest example of paper money. The states' economies began to experience hyperinflation as state governments printed paper money to meet war expenditures. Coin collectors do not like nicks and scratches on their coins, and banknote-collectors like their paper money in nice condition. We must abolish paper money in favor of either NO money or currency of any kind or an equitable system of credits. Polymer banknotes don't wear out as fast as paper money, especially in countries with warm, damp climates. But gold is widely seen as the money that works when paper money doesn't - and inflation erodes the value of money. The bar owner would change all the coins into paper money for us. We are, it would seem, moving from the age of paper money into an era of electronic money. It's just like paper money, they say, which isn't real or tangible but is backed only by the promises of the government. The people clapped and smiled, throwing coins and paper money into their cases. Gold also may be helpful during periods of hyperinflation as it can hold its purchasing power much better than paper money during these periods. Georgie opens up a small sack containing gold and silver coins and paper money. He wants that bucket filled with money - not just money but paper money - after it's passed around the crowd. Originally paper money was not regarded as money but merely as a representation of gold. Synonyms cash, hard cash, ready money Definition of paper money in US English: paper money nounˈpāpər ˈmənēˈpeɪpər ˈməni Money in the form of banknotes. 纸币 Example sentencesExamples One of the most significant innovations was the bill of exchange, the earliest example of paper money. The people clapped and smiled, throwing coins and paper money into their cases. We must abolish paper money in favor of either NO money or currency of any kind or an equitable system of credits. Gold also may be helpful during periods of hyperinflation as it can hold its purchasing power much better than paper money during these periods. Coin collectors do not like nicks and scratches on their coins, and banknote-collectors like their paper money in nice condition. Polymer banknotes don't wear out as fast as paper money, especially in countries with warm, damp climates. He wants that bucket filled with money - not just money but paper money - after it's passed around the crowd. Georgie opens up a small sack containing gold and silver coins and paper money. The bar owner would change all the coins into paper money for us. We are, it would seem, moving from the age of paper money into an era of electronic money. He designed and engraved the plates for the first paper money in Massachusetts and established the first mill for rolling copper sheets. It's just like paper money, they say, which isn't real or tangible but is backed only by the promises of the government. She fumbled out a clump of crumpled paper money and one tarnished coin, and handed them to the clerk at the desk. The states' economies began to experience hyperinflation as state governments printed paper money to meet war expenditures. But gold is widely seen as the money that works when paper money doesn't - and inflation erodes the value of money. Originally paper money was not regarded as money but merely as a representation of gold. Synonyms cash, hard cash, ready money
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