treasury in Latin
treasury in Latin is aerārium — treasury means a government department that manages public money — its collection, storage, and spending.
treasury in Latin
aerārium
A place where state or royal money and valuables are stored.
What does "treasury" mean?
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noun A government department that manages public money — its collection, storage, and spending.
"The Treasury announced new tax guidelines this week."
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noun A bond issued by a national treasury department.
"“The prospects for long-term Treasuries are looking very good right now,” said Michael Contopoulos, director of fixed-income strategy at Richard Bernstein Advisors."
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treasury in a sentence
- The Treasury announced new tax guidelines this week.
- “The prospects for long-term Treasuries are looking very good right now,” said Michael Contopoulos, director of fixed-income strategy at Richard Bernstein Advisors.
- The yield on the 10-year Treasury, which underpins corporate and consumer borrowing and is arguably the most important interest rate in the world, rose roughly 0.1 percentage points on Friday.
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What is "treasury" in Latin?
"treasury" in Latin is aerārium. treasury means: A government department that manages public money — its collection, storage, and spending.
How do you use "treasury" in a sentence?
Example: "The Treasury announced new tax guidelines this week." In Latin, "treasury" is aerārium.
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