We seldom use paper money.

我们很少使用纸币。

Paper money is just the opposite.

纸币恰恰相反。

Will people no longer use paper money in the future?

将来人们会不会不再使用纸币？

Marco was surprised to see Chinese people using paper money in the markets.

马可看到中国人在市场上使用纸币，感到很惊讶。

People had little faith in paper money.

人们对纸币没有什么信心。

They began to use paper money for coins.

他们开始用纸币兑换硬币。

Paper money was used to buy goods in the markets.

纸币曾被用来在市场上买东西。

The continued proliferation of banks made it easier for those without cash to negotiate loans in paper money.

银行数量的不断增加使得那些没有现金的人更容易获得用纸币协商来的贷款。

Sweden was the first European country to print and use paper money, but it may soon do away with physical currencies.

瑞典是欧洲第一个印刷并使用纸币的国家，但它可能很快就会废除实物货币。

Do you pay with paper money, credit (信用的) card, or your phone when you go sopping?

你购物的时候是现金、信用卡还是手机支付？

But even when paper money came in the habit continued.

但即便在纸币问世后，这一习惯仍然保留了下来。

Gold was heavy and cumbersome compared with paper money.

因为黄金和纸质货币比起来又笨又重。

Paper money is an ancient technology and an inconvenient means of payment.

纸钞是一种古老的技术，也是一种麻烦的的支付手段。

Dollars are called greenbacks because that is the color of the back side of the paper money.

美元之所以又叫“绿背”（美钞），是因为美钞的背面是绿色的。

I also according to the old customs, grave, dad, sister and I take especially fruit, paper money, etc.

我也按照旧的习俗，扫墓的时候，我和爸爸、妹妹带着酒食果品、纸钱等东西来。

Another guard looks inside Lentil's purse, pushing aside the paper money to find nothing but her cell phone.

另一个警卫检查兰缇的提包，把里面的钱推到一边，除了手机什么也没找到。

Another guard looks inside Lentil 's purse, pushing aside the paper money to find nothing but her cell phone.

另一个警卫检查兰缇的提包，把里面的钱推到一边，除了手机什么也没找到。

Stick in your credit card or some cash, and the machine will swap your plastic or paper money for a small bar of the real stuff.

将信用卡或现金塞入其中，机器就会吐出货真价实的小金条。

When she had burned paper money she sat on the ground in a stupor as if waiting for something; but for what, she herself did not know.

化过纸，呆呆的坐在地上；仿佛等候什么似的，但自己也说不出等候什么。

In 1656 he had founded the Stockholm Banco, a private company that intended to issue paper money, enjoying royal privileges in return for a royal cut.

1656年，他成立了斯德哥尔摩银行，打算发行纸质货币，这是一家享受皇家特权的私有银行，作为回报，银行向皇室提供折扣。

The total value of all the paper money and bonds in the world is about $100 Trillion, and all the gold ever mined in all of the human history is just under 5 Billion ounces.

全世界的所有纸币和债券的全部价值大约是100万亿，而人类历史上开采出的所有的黄金大概是50亿盎司。

In both countries we have witnessed the same [expansion] of paper money and other facilities of credit; the same spirit of speculation?.?.?.?the same overwhelming catastrophe.

在这两个国家里面我们共同见证了纸币的扩张以及其它形式信贷的产生；也见证了如出一辙的投机，以及相同程度的无法承受的灾难。