英：['mɪljɑ:d]
美：['mɪljɑd]
milliard如何读
milliard是什么意思
- n.十亿
milliard英英释义
Noun
1. a billion;
"in England they call one thousand million a milliard"
milliard词源中文解释
"十亿"，1793年，源自法语 milliard（16世纪），源自 million（见 million）并更改后缀。这个词是由于 billion 的双重含义而必要的。它在英语中变得熟悉，是因为1870-71年战争后法国向德国支付的赔款的新闻报道。
milliard_金融行业词汇
十亿
milliard词源英文解释
French, from Middle French miliart, from mili- (from milion million)
The first known use of milliard was in 1789
milliard儿童词典英英释义
milliardnoun
a thousand millions see number
milliard 例句
1 The total mass ejected has been estimated at 60 milliards of square yards.
2 Such a tax, if imposed upon eighteen million subjects, madam, would yield more milliards of coin than the whole world contains.
3 Even then the six eastern departments were still to remain in German possession as a pledge for the last three milliards; not, however, to be occupied by more than 50,000 men.
4 Neptune is separated by a distance of four milliards, four hundred million kilometers from the solar center.
5 But if the workers, as consumers, wish to buy back these goods they have to pay 25 milliards.
6 He very much laments the fact that the customs of France cause it to need from 3½ to 4 milliards of cash money, while England does a much larger trade with 1,200 millions.
7 It means milliards and milliards of human beings.
8 The workers of any country produce yearly goods to the value, let us say, of 20 milliards.
9 There are a milliard and a half of stars in the heavens, and—as far as we know—a milliard and a half of human beings on the earth.
10 According to Lavasseur, the amount of silver in the East increased, between 1848 and 1857, from 22 to 24 milliards of francs; and the amount of gold from 9-½ to 15-½ milliards.
11 When the conditions of peace were being discussed, Thiers was in favour of giving up Belfort rather than pay another milliard of francs.
12 These Federals, who might draw milliards, live on ridiculous pay compared with their usual salaries.
13 It was shameful, I confess, but I enjoyed the partial restitution of the five milliards, and it is surprising how a Frenchman loses his dignity, when he is traveling.
14 No hard matter; only involving the sacrifice of Alsace and Lorraine, and five milliards as an indemnity for the trouble which the Prussians had taken in bombarding, devastating, and stripping us!
15 According to the Braminical doctrine, indeed, there are successive cycles of activity and repose, each cycle being measured by countless milliards of centuries.
16 Another celestial body—added to the milliard and a half already moving gracefully round.
17 For Germany possesses in Italy property valued at several milliards of francs, whereas Italy claims as her own almost nothing in the German empire.
18 One milliard, two milliard, how many is those progeny I do not know, but of him I speak not.
19 The workers of any country produce yearly goods to the value, say, of 20 milliards.
20 In this way was created a reservoir which held three milliards of cubic meters of water, the surface of which occupied about three hundred square kilometers.