soft currency
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌsoft ˈcurrency noun [countable, uncountable] PECmoney of a particular country that may fall in value and is difficult to exchange for the money of a country that is economically stronger 软通 货，软货币〔指币值不够稳定并且难以和经济实力较强国家的货币相兑换的通货〕 → hard currencyFrom Longman Business Dictionarysoft currencyˌsoft ˈcurrency (also weak currency) [countable, uncountable]FINANCE a currency that regularly loses value in relation to othersThe euro may be seen as a soft currency due to its use by countries with histories of high budget deficits and inflation. → currency
ˌsoft ˈcurrency nounChineseSyllable
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soft currency
ˌsoft ˈcurrency
noun [uncountable and countable]
money of a particular country that may fall in value and is difficult to exchange for the money of a country that is economically stronger ⇨ hard currency
ˌsoft ˈcurrency
noun [uncountable and countable]money of a particular country that may fall in value and is difficult to exchange for the money of a country that is economically stronger ⇨ hard currency