A reserve currency is a foreign currency held in large quantities by governments and financial institutions to pay international debts.

储备货币是政府和金融机构大量持有的、用于支付国际债务的外国货币。

Huge imports were draining the country’s currency reserves.

【drain】大量的进口正在耗尽该国的货币储备。

Monetary Fund's basket of reserve currencies which are currencies deemed safe, reliable, and freely used.

货币基金组织的储备货币篮子，是被认为安全、可靠和可自由使用的货币。

The country issues the world's reserve currency, so investors always stand ready to lend it money.

该国发行世界储备货币，因此投资者随时准备借钱给它。

Its main content characteristic is gold non - monetized, reserve currency diversification exchange rate system diversification.

其主要内容特征是黄金非货币化、储备货币多样化、汇率制度多样化。

The dollar is more than just the money used inside the United States. It's the world's reserve currency.

美元不仅仅是在美国境内使用的货币。它是世界储备货币。

" Reserve currency is held in order to support the value of national currencies, " writes Justin Kuepper, international investing expert, on the website International Invest.

国际投资网的国际投资专家贾斯丁·库博说，“持有储备货币是为了支撑国家货币的价值。”

There is also a fear that it could damage the US dollar's status as the global reserve currency, and accelerate the use of alternatives such as cryptocurrencies.

人们还担心，这可能会损害美元作为全球储备货币的地位，并加速加密货币等替代货币的使用。

In 2011 the country became a net importer of energy for the first time since 1984, further eroding its foreign currency reserves, now at their lowest in six years.

2011年该国自1984年之后再次成为能源净进口国家，这进一步吞噬了其外汇储备，达到了六年来的最低值。

Two of those have lost the faith of markets; America will be the first port of call for anxious investors for as long as it remains the world's main reserve currency.

希腊和爱尔兰已经失去了市场信任；只要美元依然是世界主要货币储备，美国 便是那些不安投资者的首选安全港。