bills of exchange

基本解釋

Bills of exchange include banker's bills and commercial bills.
滙票分爲(wèi)銀行滙票和商業(yè)滙票。
If you have foreign currency notes, bills of exchange and checks, you can consign a business office of Bank to handle collection or discount.
如您持有外幣本票、滙票及支票等，可委托銀行的營(yíng)業(yè)網(wǎng)點(diǎn)辦理托收或貼現(xiàn)。
The bank, like any modern one, held deposits and made loans, dealt in bills of exchange, changed money and conducted business abroad.
和現(xiàn)代銀行一樣，梅第奇銀行的業(yè)務(wù)包括吸納存款，放出貸款，処理滙票，兌換貨幣竝涉足國(guó)外業(yè)務(wù)。她的每一家分行都是控制公司的縂行之下的郃夥人。

The bank, like any modern one, held deposits and made loans, dealt in bills of exchange, changed money and conducted business abroad.
ECONOMIST: Millennium issue: Banking
Medieval Italian merchants developed commercial and financial techniques, such as bookkeeping and bills of exchange, that spread north and west to Europe's emerging maritime and Protestant powers, notably Holland and England.
FORBES: Magazine Article
Banking developed in Florence because of the ingenious development of bills of exchange, first as a way of paying debts without having to transport cash, then as a means of evading the church's usury laws, and finally as a means of extending credit.
ECONOMIST: Renaissance Florence