Oct 30, 2007 00:29
16 yrs ago
Chinese term

存贷款平均利率

Chinese to English Bus/Financial Finance (general)
Context: ...净资产收益率与存贷款平均利率的比值不发生变化...
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average interest rate(s) for savings deposits and loans

Please see the following link which has some examples. The examples do not include use of the 平均, but the standard translation for that is"average." Hope that helps.

http://dict.iciba.com/存贷款平均利率/
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average savings & loan rates

FYI

Savings Account - AOL Money & Finance
Savings Account: Expert advice & tips on your savings account, ... Today's Average Savings Rates. Type. Current. APR. 3 Month CD. 4.79% 4.90% 6 Month CD. 4.53 ...
money.aol.com/savings

2007 National Average Loan Rates (PDF)
The 2004-2007 crop years' national loan rates are as follows. 2007 National Average Loan Rates ... Oilseed National Average Loan Rates. Oilseed Type. Loan ...
www.fsa.usda.gov/Internet/FSA_File/2007cropyearnationaverag...
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average lending and deposit rates

平均......即在一段时期内的平均值


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agree Malcolm Mayfield : Your answer rocks.
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lending and deposit rates

Why no "average" in the English? The 平均 in Chinese is good for disambiguation where no plural form is used, whereas the plural "rates" in English obviates the need for "average": If lending/deposit rates are said to be moving in a given direction, then obviously the average is, too.

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Note added at 1 hr (2007-10-30 01:55:37 GMT)
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Of course, there is no harm in adding "average", either. I would leave it out in a title and leave it in in the text.

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Note added at 1 day15 hrs (2007-10-31 15:39:45 GMT)
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Sorry the reference doesn't work. Google has ways of which I know not.
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