第三人称复数：precious metals
名词贵金属
1. 贵重金属：Precautionary Motive 预防动机 | Precious Metal 贵重金属 | Pre-Emptive Right 优先认购权
2. 铸铁：heavy metal 贵金属 R | precious metal 铸铁 :^]CUT | cast iron 灰铸铁 dgbJ^/iX
3. 珍贵的：valuable suggestion 有价值的 | precious metal 珍贵的 | priceless friendship 无价的
1. 贵金属
A precious metal is a valuable metal such as gold or silver.
1. The customs also intensified the clampdown on illegal exports of precious metal resources.
2. SHANGHAI - China approved the country's first mutual fund that bets on gold prices, as inflation fears fuel demand for the precious metal.
3. The exchange and China Foreign Exchange Trade System have launched an interbank system for gold price quotes to attract more investors to the precious metal.
4. The surging gold price has also led to a hike in production in China, the world's largest miner of the precious metal.
5. Loose monetary policy is a positive for gold, as the precious metal typically gains on fears of inflation.
6. They highlight the features of the new palladium jewelry collection and the versatile characteristics of the precious metal.
7. Many of the investors are opening special accounts and buying " paper " gold, never seeing the precious metal to which they own the rights.
8. Zhongjin Gold Co yesterday became China's first gold firm to list shares as part of precious metal industry reforms.
9. Aside from the pins, precious metal products have also been very popular.
10. But a beauty company has promised that the precious metal has many benefits, leaving customers looking younger and banishing their wrinkles.
noun
1. any of the less common and valuable metals often used to make coins or jewelry