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exchequer
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*[iks'tʃekә]\nn. (英国)财政部, 国库\n【法】 国库, 财源, 财政法院
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英文: And he enjoyed a brief but spectacular political career, becoming chancellor of exchequer before dying at the age of forty six in 1895.
中文: 他享受着一个短暂但是特别的政治生涯，在1895年，46岁去世前是财政大臣。
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英文: Blair leaves office Wednesday after 10 years in power, handing over to his Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown who succeeded him as head of the Labour Party.
中文: 任职十年的布莱尔首相将于本周三离任，财政大臣戈登·布朗将接替他担任工党领袖。
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英文: Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer and probable prime minister from this summer, preferred a chamber with 80% of its members elected.
中文: 今夏当选英国首相呼声最高的现财政大臣戈登?布朗，赞成80%的上议院议员由选举产生。
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英文: Growth, and a definitive end to long years of deflation, would bring the exchequer fresh revenues.
中文: 经济的增长以及长年通货紧缩的终结将为国家财政带来新的收入。
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英文: It is one of the keystones in exchequer system reform of 2000 to build the system of exchequer's centralized payment.
中文: 摘要建立国库集中支付制度是2000年国库系统改革的重点之一。
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