reserves

名词储量; 保护区; 谨慎( reserve的名词复数 ); 替补队; 替补队员

动词保留[储备]某物( reserve的第三人称单数 ); 预订或保留（座位、住处等）; 推迟; 具有或保持（某种权利）

1. 储量：量;2.储量(Reserves)或称可采储量(Reeoverable美国地质调查局(USGs)长期从事石油资源的地质研究,

2. 准备金：引爆由于上一轮泡沫和金融缺乏监管造成的系统性风险,使市场认为没有金融机构是安全的,所以发生了金融危机,而目前很难想象美联储和美国政府会让第二个雷曼倒闭,更何况美联储通过种种方式为银行提供了廉价的准备金(reserves),目前美国金融系统

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1. Copper prices fell steeply on the London Metal Exchange because of news that China's State Reserves Bureau had suspended a copper buying program.

2. A vertical management system for the central grain reserves was set up by and large.

3. For cities and counties frequently hit by natural disasters, local governments should set aside reserves for coping in the event of a calamity.

4. China will adopt new standards to calculate and register its verified oil and natural gas reserves to get accurate data.

5. China calculated the potential value of mineral reserves based on the remaining reserves by the end of 2000.

6. I believe that only a limited amount of money from China's substantial savings and bank reserves will be needed to activate the GEM.

7. Investment will also be allocated to build national zones for protecting ecological functions, upgrading the management capacity of national nature reserves and harnessing radioactivity.

8. The four refined oil reserves will have a total capacity of 8 million tons, said Wang.

9. Two strategic oil reserves are already in operation in Zhejiang province, with a capacity of 5 million tons each.

10. The reserves ratio is the proportion of deposits a bank is required to have with the central bank as a way of managing lending capacity.

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