英语词汇“parity”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

paritynoun

uk/ˈpærəti/us

[ U ] ECONOMICS, SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, WORKPLACE the state of being equal, especially in relation to pay and position:

parity with sb In spite of many advances, women are far from achieving parity with men in many areas of employment.

The union is campaigning to win the nurses pay parity with the drivers.

They are confident that they will reach economic parity with other countries in the next decade.

[ U ] FINANCE, ECONOMICS a situation in which one unit of a currency has exactly the same value as one unit of another currency:

The parity of the currencies has created a serious crisis in the trading figures.

at parity The peso was pegged to the US dollar at parity, so that one dollar equaled one peso.

[ C ] plural parities FINANCE, ECONOMICS a measurement of the value of one unit of currency in comparison with another:

The different currencies are all legal tender within each country or bloc, but parities are variable.

the parity of sth against sth There was a 4% drop in the parity of the euro against the Swiss franc over the last twelve months.

See also

fixed parity

interest parity

product parity

purchasing power parity

单词	parity
释义	Contents noun (3) parity (1) parity (2) parity (3) English American Business paritynoun [ U ] uk/ˈpær.ə.ti/us/ˈper.ə.t̬i/ equality, especially of pay or position: Firefighters are demanding pay parity with police. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Similar and the same a level playing field idiom affinity akin alike allied approach clock difference equal every inch idiom firm homogeneous homogenous identical inch Rome same same difference idiom same old same old idiom sameness See more results » paritynoun [ U ] us/ˈpær·ɪ·t̬i/ equality, esp. of pay or position: Washington, DC, hopes to achieve political parity with the states. US history Parity is also the ability of farmers to buy things at the same level as during a past time set as a standard and maintained by government price support. paritynoun uk/ˈpærəti/us [ U ] ECONOMICS, SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, WORKPLACE the state of being equal, especially in relation to pay and position: parity with sb In spite of many advances, women are far from achieving parity with men in many areas of employment. The union is campaigning to win the nurses pay parity with the drivers. They are confident that they will reach economic parity with other countries in the next decade. [ U ] FINANCE, ECONOMICS a situation in which one unit of a currency has exactly the same value as one unit of another currency: The parity of the currencies has created a serious crisis in the trading figures. at parity The peso was pegged to the US dollar at parity, so that one dollar equaled one peso. [ C ] plural parities FINANCE, ECONOMICS a measurement of the value of one unit of currency in comparison with another: The different currencies are all legal tender within each country or bloc, but parities are variable. the parity of sth against sth There was a 4% drop in the parity of the euro against the Swiss franc over the last twelve months. See also fixed parity interest parity product parity purchasing power parity
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