gilt

英 [ɡɪlt]

美 [ɡɪlt]

n.  镀金; 金色涂层; 金边证券; 绩优证券; 小母猪

复数：gilts　

Collins.2 / BNC.7978 / COCA.17776

习惯用语

n.

take the gilt off the gingerbread
• 使失去吸引力；令人扫兴；煞风景
  to do or be sth that makes a situation or achievement less attractive or impressive

牛津词典

noun

• 镀金；金色涂层
  a thin layer of gold, or sth like gold that is used on a surface for decoration
  1. gilt lettering
     烫印的金字
• 金边证券； 绩优证券
  gilt-edged investments
• 小母猪
  a young female pig

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 镀金的；烫金的
  Agiltobject is covered with a thin layer of gold or gold paint.
  1. ...marble columns and gilt spires.
     大理石柱和镀金塔尖
• 金边证券；绩优证券
  Giltsare gilt-edged stocks or securities.

英英释义

noun

• a coating of gold or of something that looks like gold
  Synonym:gilding

adj

• having the deep slightly brownish color of gold
  1. long aureate (or golden) hair
  2. a gold carpet
  Synonym:aureategildedgoldgolden

双语例句

• Its gilt purchases may have lowered long-term capital market rates, but not made businesses or households more eager to spend.
  英国央行购买英国国债的举动或许降低了长期资本市场利率，但并没有使企业和家庭更加迫切地去消费。
• In 19th century Britain, gilt yields declined for 80 years.
  而在19世纪的英国，金边债券收益率曾连续下跌了80年。
• The bed, with the one gilt knob missing, attracted his attention.
  那张掉了一件镀金球形饰物的床引起了他的注意。
• Someone whose occupation is apply an overlay of gold or gilt.
  一个以给（东西）涂上黄金或镀金覆盖层为业的人。
• The Bank of England may expand its quantitative easing programme enough to keep gilt yields from soaring.
  英国央行可能会大幅扩展其量化宽松计划，以避免英国国债收益率飙升。
• He bought her a gilt brooch.
  他给她买了一枚镀金胸针。
• Heavy gilt iron and cold glass.
  大楼由沉重的镀金铁和冰冷的玻璃构成。
• A safe investment is blue chips or, better still, gilt-edged securities.
  一种可靠的投资是买值钱而热门的股票，或者更可靠的一种买安全的金边证券。
• A former Gilt executive, John Auerbach, is a founding investor.
  Gilt的前执行官约翰·奥尔巴赫（JohnAuerbach）是该品牌的创办投资人之一。
• The Bank of England, they say, can keep gilt yields where it wants.
  这些批评者说，英国央行（BoE）能够把英国国债债券收益率保持在希望的任何水平上。