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fiat

/fee-aht, -at; fahy-uht, -at/US // ˈfi ɑt, -æt; ˈfaɪ ət, -æt //UK // (ˈfaɪət, -æt) //

准绳,准尉,准许,准绳上说的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : an authoritative decree, sanction, or order:a royal fiat.
    • : a fixed form of words containing the word fiat, by which a person in authority gives sanction, or authorization.
    • : an arbitrary decree or pronouncement, especially by a person or group of persons having absolute authority to enforce it: The king ruled by fiat.

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Examples

  • In effect, it is just a digital version of the fiat currency, which in India’s case is the rupee.

  • Initially, Libra had proposed creating a cryptocurrency supported by a basket of government-issued fiat currencies and securities.

  • Such currencies, which are under discussion, would be backed by each country’s existing currencies, known as fiat currencies.

  • But the recent batch of polls shows Americans to be, what else, deeply split on whether Obama was right to do this by fiat.

  • The grand prize is a pristine white Fiat Panda 4X4 – with full options.

  • They can be unmade by judicial fiat, but it feels awfully cruel to do so.

  • The Senate had, in fact, been in pro forma session when Obama issued his fiat that the body was in recess.

  • Coinbase and Vault of Satoshi both allow users to purchase Bitcoin with dollars and other fiat currency.

  • He became the umpire of taste, and his word was received as the fiat of fashion.

  • When at length comes the conviction that all are doomed, the fiat goes forth to put the suffering creatures out of pain.

  • And do not let anybody fool you for a single second by talking about "fiat money" and "inflation of the currency."

  • They had imagined that the Pope would not dare to utter words of defiance against the fiat of an irreligious Bloc.

  • After a heated debate the fiat went forth that Congress could not take action till 1808.