英语词汇“petropound”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

Forming terms relating to petroleum, esp. with reference to the political and economic power of oil-producing countries, as petropolitics, petro-power, petro-resources, petro-wealth. Also: forming terms designating revenue, esp. foreign exchange, that derives from petroleum exports, as petrobillion, petro-naira, petropound. See also petrocurrency n., petrodollar n., and cf. petrochemistry n.²

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1973 Time 3 Dec. 44/1 The energy crisis..may have been artificially imposed, but its implications stretch far beyond petropolitics.

1974 Newsweek 7 Oct. 52/3 Top Arab leaders have now decided not to put their petrobillions into U.S. Treasury bonds..but to invest in American industry instead.

1975 Publishers Weekly 19 May 99/1 I understand they're rolling in petropounds since oil was discovered in the North Sea.

1976 Publishers Weekly 5 Jan. 60/1 An Arab emirate saturated with petro-resources.

1976 Daily Times (Lagos) 5 May 7/1 As the tenth largest oil producer in the league, Nigeria has every reason to tout her petro-wealth.

1976 Daily Colonist (Victoria, Brit. Columbia) 20 June 35/1 ‘There are two kinds of power,’ he said, ‘petropower and agripower.’

1976 Daily Times (Lagos) 20 July 7/1 Nigeria's foreign exchange reserve zoomed to N2,047 million through oil boom, thus projecting an over-sized petro-naira bubble which beclouded the vision of some former military rulers.

1977 Time 11 July 36/3 The Saudis can be expected to wield their petropower prudently.

1993 Washington Post (National Weekly ed.) 19 Apr. 22/1 It had found new oil reserves..across the country from the huge fields along the Persian Gulf that made the desert kingdom a petro-power.

单词	petropound
释义	> as lemmas petropound Forming terms relating to petroleum, esp. with reference to the political and economic power of oil-producing countries, as petropolitics, petro-power, petro-resources, petro-wealth. Also: forming terms designating revenue, esp. foreign exchange, that derives from petroleum exports, as petrobillion, petro-naira, petropound. See also petrocurrency n., petrodollar n., and cf. petrochemistry n.² ΚΠ 1973 Time 3 Dec. 44/1 The energy crisis..may have been artificially imposed, but its implications stretch far beyond petropolitics. 1974 Newsweek 7 Oct. 52/3 Top Arab leaders have now decided not to put their petrobillions into U.S. Treasury bonds..but to invest in American industry instead. 1975 Publishers Weekly 19 May 99/1 I understand they're rolling in petropounds since oil was discovered in the North Sea. 1976 Publishers Weekly 5 Jan. 60/1 An Arab emirate saturated with petro-resources. 1976 Daily Times (Lagos) 5 May 7/1 As the tenth largest oil producer in the league, Nigeria has every reason to tout her petro-wealth. 1976 Daily Colonist (Victoria, Brit. Columbia) 20 June 35/1 ‘There are two kinds of power,’ he said, ‘petropower and agripower.’ 1976 Daily Times (Lagos) 20 July 7/1 Nigeria's foreign exchange reserve zoomed to N2,047 million through oil boom, thus projecting an over-sized petro-naira bubble which beclouded the vision of some former military rulers. 1977 Time 11 July 36/3 The Saudis can be expected to wield their petropower prudently. 1993 Washington Post (National Weekly ed.) 19 Apr. 22/1 It had found new oil reserves..across the country from the huge fields along the Persian Gulf that made the desert kingdom a petro-power. extracted from petro-comb. form² < as lemmas
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