fiscal in Chinese
fiscal in Chinese is 检察院 — fiscal means relating to government revenue, spending, or public finances.
fiscal in Chinese
检察院
Pronounced: jiǎn chá yuàn
(proscribed) Pertaining to finance and money in general; financial.
What does "fiscal" mean?
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adj Relating to government revenue, spending, or public finances.
"The minister outlined her fiscal plans for tax and public spending next year."
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adj Relating to money and financial matters generally.
"Careful fiscal habits helped the family clear all of their debts."
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fiscal in a sentence
- The minister outlined her fiscal plans for tax and public spending next year.
- The government announced new fiscal policies to reduce the deficit.
- Careful fiscal habits helped the family clear all of their debts.
- The charity's fiscal health depends on regular donations from its supporters.
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What is "fiscal" in Chinese?
"fiscal" in Chinese is 检察院. fiscal means: Relating to government revenue, spending, or public finances.
How do you pronounce 检察院?
"fiscal" in Chinese is 检察院, pronounced "jiǎn chá yuàn".
How do you use "fiscal" in a sentence?
Example: "The minister outlined her fiscal plans for tax and public spending next year." In Chinese, "fiscal" is 检察院.
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