Much of the hard currency is thought to support Pyongyang's nuclear programme.

据分硬通货被用来支持平壤核项目。

" If they continue like this, they may have no hard currency left."

“如果他们继续这样下去，他们可能就没剩下什么硬通货了。”

That's one of the ways North Korea earns hard currency.

出口纺织品是朝鲜赚取硬通货其中一个方法。

When they face a liquidity crunch, they can offer cash-rich countries SDRS in exchange for hard currency.

当他们面临资金紧缩时，他们可以向现金充裕国家提供SDRS，以换取硬通货。

I mean, the benefit or the negative of gold or a lot of hard currencies is that it's scarce.

黄金者其他硬通货有着同样优点者说是缺点 就是他们很稀有。

If it pays, in both the ultimate currency, the currency of happiness as well as in hard currency- success currency?

如果它是有回报，用终极货形式，以幸福来回报，也用硬货来，以成功来回报？

Most hairdressers prefer you to pay with cash, with proper hard currency.

多数美发师更希望你用现金支付，使用真正硬通货。

There's a hard currency shortage in Gaza and it's forcing Palestinians to take drastic measures.

加沙地区硬通货短缺，迫使巴勒斯坦人采取极端措施。

No, at this point, it was basically hard currency specie.

不，到了这一点，基本上就是硬通货了。

Money as they understood it was hard currency, metal coins.

他们所理解钱是硬通货，即金属硬。

It has always been used as a hard currency in Chinese history.

它在中国历史上一直被用作硬通货。

Zimbabwe's biggest drinks company Delta has announced that from Friday it will only accept payment in hard currency such as US dollars.

津巴布韦最饮品公司德尔塔宣布从周五开始只接受像美元这样强势货。

Turkish residents now hold over half of their deposits in dollars and other hard currencies. None of this has helped the lira.

土耳其居民现在持有超过一半美元和其他硬通货存款。这些都没有帮助里拉。

When American yields rise and the dollar strengthens, countries that have borrowed heavily in hard currencies find their debts harder to bear.

当美国国债收益率上升，美元走强时，那些量借入硬通货国家会发现它们债务更难承受。

That means that regular people are paying right now rates of 30 per cent for hard currency.

这意味着普通民众目前兑换硬通货汇率高达30%。

The Stasi stole millions in West German hard currency, sent to struggling East Germans by West German relatives.

史塔西偷走了数百万西德硬通货，这些硬通货由西德亲戚寄给苦苦挣扎东德人。

We refer to the more valuable currency as hard currency, while we term the less valuable money, soft currency.

我们称价值较高货为硬通货，而我们称价值较低货为软货。

In colonial America, where hard currency was in short supply, warehouse receipts for tobacco circulated as money.

在美洲殖民地，硬通货供应短缺，烟草仓单作为货流通。

North Korean mobile-phone users spend an average of $13.90 a month on calls and text messages, and they tend to pay in hard currency.

在朝鲜，每个手机用户每月平均手机通话费和短费为13.9美元，而且他们都愿意用“硬通货”来付账单。

In fact, hard currency is usually demanded by the seller, particularly if the seller is from a nation having hard currency.

事实上， 卖方通常需要硬通货，特别是如果卖方来自拥有硬通货国家。