| 正面 | 3474.finance 英 [faɪ'næns; fɪ-; 'faɪnæns]美 ['faɪnæns]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. 人一定要正常地、良性地活着(live)，要不然颠倒过来就变成了evil，变成了邪恶的、罪恶的人，就像希特勒、东条英机这种恶魔。2. 魔鬼、恶魔一般都是晚上出来活动，它们是不是跟我们正常的生活是颠倒的啊！n. 财政，财政学；金融vt. 负担经费，供给…经费vi. 筹措资金n. (Finance)人名；(法)菲南斯 例句： 1. The finance minister will continue to mastermind Poland's economic reform.财政部长将继续策划波兰的经济改革。 finance 资金，金融来自拉丁语finis, 终结，词源同fine, finish. 指终结债务，解决争端等，引申词义金钱，资金，金融等。比较fund. financefinance: [14] Finance comes ultimately from Latin fīnis ‘end’, and its present-day monetary connotations derive from the notion of ‘finally settling a debt by payment’. Its immediate source is Old French finance, a derivative of the verb finer ‘end, settle’, which when it was originally acquired by English still meant literally ‘end’: ‘God, that all things did make of nought … puttest each creature to his finance’, Coventry Mystery Plays 1400. The debt-settling sense had already developed by that time, but this did not broaden out into the current ‘management of monetary resources’ until the 18th century.=> final, fine, finishfinance (n.)c. 1400, "an end, settlement, retribution," from Old French finance "end, ending; pardon, remission; payment, expense; settlement of a debt" (13c.), noun of action from finer "to end, settle a dispute or debt," from fin (see fine (n.)). Compare Medieval Latin finis "a payment in settlement, fine or tax." The notion is of "ending" (by satisfying) something that is due (compare Greek telos "end;" plural tele "services due, dues exacted by the state, financial means"). The French senses gradually were brought into English: "ransom" (mid-15c.), "taxation" (late 15c.); the sense of "management of money, science of monetary business" first recorded in English 1770.finance (v.)late 15c., "to ransom" (obsolete), from finance (n.). Sense of "to manage money" is recorded from 1827; that of "to furnish with money" is from 1866. Related: Financed; financing." |