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nominal value

/ˈnɒmɪnəl ˈvæljuː/

翻译: 指资产(如硬币、纸币或有价证券)上标明或规定的价值,区别于其市场价值或购买力。

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/ˈnɒmɪnəl ˈvæljuː/C1formalbusiness
  • zh指资产(如硬币、纸币或有价证券)上标明或规定的价值,区别于其市场价值或购买力。

The stated or face value of an asset, such as a coin, banknote, or security, as opposed to its market value or purchasing power.

  1. Face value of currency or securityB2formal

    The stated or face value of a coin, banknote, bond, or other financial instrument, as opposed to its market value.

    zh面值

    • The nominal value of the bond is $1,000, but it trades at a discount.
    • Old coins often have a nominal value much lower than their collector's value.
    • The company issued shares with a nominal value of $0.01 each.
  2. Small or insignificant amountB2formal

    A very small or symbolic amount of money, often used to indicate a token payment.

    zh象征性金额

    • He sold the car for a nominal value of just $100.
    • The entrance fee is a nominal value of $1.
    • They charged a nominal value for the service to cover administrative costs.