英:['ju:zəns]
美:['juzəns]
英:['ju:zəns]
美:['juzəns]
票据期限,汇票兑现期限,财产收益;票期;
Noun
1. the period of time permitted by commercial usage for the payment of a bill of exchange (especially a foreign bill of exchange)
2. (economics) the utilization of economic goods to satisfy needs or in manufacturing;
"the consumption of energy has increased steadily"
3. accepted or habitual practice
习惯支付期限
信用证期限
票据期限
汇票兑现期限
惯例付款期
The first known use of usance was in the 14th century
1 For its usance I send a package of a new herb from the Chesapeake, called by the natives tobacco.
2 "Ah, no, sir; never, sir, do I forget the green fairy for the great musician, sir," was the answer, evidently a set one, its polite angles worn away by daily usance.
3 Still, like a spreading ulcer, which leech-craft may not cure, Let your foul usance eat away the substance of the poor.
4 The solemn bore, who holds that speech Was given us to prose and preach, And not for lighter usance, Straight should be sent to Coventry; Or omnium concensu, be Indicted as a nuisance.
5 He it was who prepared their bonds and contracts, and placed out their ill-gotten gains at exorbitant usance.
6 Equally good house usance would cost more in nearly all towns, and much more in larger cities.
7 Usance between London and Hamburgh is two months, Venice is three months; and double usance, or two usance, is double that time.
8 I know him," the king said, "and have bought many rare articles of his handiwork, and more than once when I have needed it have had monies from him on usance.
9 Usance bill drawn hereunder are to be negotiated at sight.
下面开具的远期汇票采取见票即付.
10 And two usance is two months; reckoning not from the acceptance of the bill, but from the date of it.
11 The usance of wealth and the service of laborers at the moment rendered constitute forms of income.
12 When the steed recovered, bold Siegfried took on a frightful usance in the fray.
13 I have not wanted good words, and exceeding kind and regardful usance.
14 In our city, then, which hath ever abounded in various fashions and strange folk, there was once, no great while since, a painter called Calandrino, a simple-witted man and of strange usances.
15 Usance payable at Florence or Leghorn, is two months; but from thence payable at London, usance is three months.
16 But it has been a tiresome business, with its investigation of titles and rights of usance, and court copyhold fines, and—Bother the business, it has taken up no end of time.
17 He vindictively, however, raised his customary "rate of usance," and swore in his own hardened heart that the needy borrowers of Delhi should recoup him fully before a year.
18 I hate him for he is a Christian; But more for that in low simplicity He lends out money gratis, and brings down The rate of usance here with us in Venice.
19 The Negotiating Bank is authorized to negotiate the usance drafts at sight for the face amount.
授权议付银行议付远期汇票,依票额即期付款.
20 This man, then, having, after the usance of merchants, laid his plans, bought a great ship and freighting it all of his own monies with divers merchandise, repaired therewith to Cyprus.
1 惯例
traditional usual customary habitual prescriptive unwritten consuetudinary use book form order law practice code rule trade custom institution institute tradition formula routine usage convention ceremony groove rite precedent observance rubric formality conventionalism consuetude institutive institutional traditionary manner conventional rut praxis mores conventionality convenance
2 使用
use user application wear exercise employ usage manipulation spend manipulate work take turn talk apply pass improve publish handle push occupy exploit utter wield bestow in use working play employment tenure utterance serve manage expend betake
3 利用
use improvement exploitation imposition practice impose seize capitalize make work take play turn stretch utilize shaft enlist reclaim utilise putto use under favor of fuck over bring into play turn to advantage avail oneself of make a convenience of
4 癖
5 习惯
conventional ritual seasoned habitual consuetudinary wontedness use way order rule custom manner trick habit usage rite wont knack observance mannerism habitus comportment conventionality habitude season train regular given wonted practice mode praxis shibboleth consuetude accustom
7 期限