This resulted in a considerable loss to the exchequer.
这使国库遭受了重大损失。
1.国库;资金;财源〔口语〕(个人的)财力
2.〈英〉财政部
3.【英史】税务法庭
1.formerly in the United Kingdom and some other countries, the government department responsible for collecting taxes and managing public spending
2.a national treasury or account, especially the U.K. government's account at the Bank of England, or the assets in it
1.The British Finance Minister, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling will present his budget to parliament within the next hour.
英国财政部长，兼财政大臣AlistairDarling对下个时段的议会提出了自己的期望。
2.It was as Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer that I was invited to visit the People's Republic as long ago as August 1978.
早在1978年8月，我以英国财政部影子大臣的身份应邀访华。
3.I found myself thinking that those words would worry me, if I were Alistair Darling, the last Labour Chancellor of the Exchequer.
我发现自己在想：倘若我是上届工党财政大臣艾利斯坦·达利，这些言语会令我坐立不安。
4.I remember watching her introduce the former chancellor of the exchequer and his wife to a shy, junior, down-table sub-editor.
我记得，我亲眼看见她把英国前任财政大臣及其夫人引见给一位害羞、级别较低、坐在下手桌的文字编辑。
5.In any putative government of national unity, he would be the default choice to be chancellor of the exchequer.
在任何民族团结的政府，他都会默认选择担任财政大臣。
6.And of course, Gordon Brown as Chancellor [of the Exchequer] was responsible for that not fully funding it.
当然，当时作为财政部长的布朗对没有全额提供军费难辞其咎。
7.Growth, and a definitive end to long years of deflation, would bring the exchequer fresh revenues.
经济的增长，以及长年通货紧缩的终结将使国库增加收入。
8.That may be a tax on jobs, as he says, but doing without it would cost the exchequer £ 5 billion ($7. 4 billion) a year from 2011-12.
正如他所说，提高国民保险缴费额相当于对工作征税；但如果不提高缴费额，从2011-12年开始财政支出每年将增加74亿英镑。
9.He would not accept Tyler's "exchequer system, " and Tyler vetoed Clay's bill to establish a National Bank with branches in several states.
克雷不接受泰勒的“国库体系”，而泰勒也对克雷的建立国家银行并在各州建立支行的法案进行了否决。
10.The Chancellor of the Exchequer refused to ask parliament to abolish the tax on alcohol.
财政大臣拒绝让议会废除对烈性酒的征税。