Food is supplied at a nominal cost.

廉价供应食物。

'What do you call purely nominal? '

'你说挂挂名是什么意思？'

By this yardstick, nominal rates are already in restrictive territory.

按照这个标准，名义利率已经处于限制范围内。

Japan's nominal GDP totaled $4.2 trillion last year.

日本去年的名义GDP额为4.2万亿美元。

Inflation eroded a 5% gain in nominal wages.

通货膨胀侵蚀了名义工资5%的增长。

So the highest " nominal" box office receipts list is quite different.

因此，最高的" 名义" 票房收入清单是完全不同的。

Still, nominal control of the homeland was good enough for Kublai.

尽管如此，忽必烈来说帝国名义上的控制已经很可了。

'Is 4 pounds a week.' 'And the work? ' 'Is purely nominal.'

'每周四英镑。''那工作怎么样？''只是挂挂名而已。'

Real GDP takes into account inflation, while nominal GDP does not.

实际GDP考虑了通胀，而名义GDP有。

You'll hear economists using the words " nominal" and " real" a lot.

你经常会听到经济学家们用" 名义" 和" 真正" 这两个词。

Yet nominal anchors are inevitably somewhat arbitrary because paper money has no inherent value.

然而，由于纸币有内在价值，名义锚必然会有些武断。

You might put this down to the Modigliani-Cohn effect in reverse, since nominal bond yields have also fallen.

你或许会反过来将它归因于Modigliani-Cohn效应，因为名义债券收益率也下降了。

Their sales over the past few weeks have pushed up nominal yields far more quickly than the BoJ expected.

过去几周的卖出量迅速推高了名义收益率，其速度超出日本央行的预期。

" Nominal — purely nominal. A pleasant trip, that is all" .

“名义上的——纯粹名义上的。一次愉快的旅行， 仅此而已” 。

Unchanged nominal rates would be ever more restrictive in real terms (assuming that inflationary expectations diminish alongside waning price pressures).

保持不变的名义利率将实际上变得更有抑制性(假设通胀预期逐渐降低，同时价格压力也逐渐减弱)。

The modern Holy Roman Empire would also have an enormous economy with a nominal GDP of 9.232 trillion US dollars.

现代神圣罗马帝国也将拥有庞大的经济规模，名义上的国内生产值为 9.232 万亿美元。

Alcoholic drinks are also available at a nominal charge.

酒精饮料也象征性收费。

I mean, where we are today, 5 per cent nominal rates.

我的意思是， 我们今天的名义利率是 5%。

The nominal GDP, the rate at which people are spending money, remains very strong.

名义国内生产值（即们花钱的速度）仍然非常强劲。

It was no nominal meal that we were going to make, but a vigorous reality.

我们要做的不是名义上的饭菜，而是充满活力的现实。