Treasury note

ˈtrɛʒəri noʊt

Definition

Definition of Treasury note - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

finance

TECH.

government debt security with 1 to 10 years maturity

TECH.

She invested in a Treasury note for stable returns.
Investors are keen on buying Treasury notes.
The Treasury note matures in five years.

government bond

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Expressions with Treasury

United States Treasury

federal department managing national finances and revenue

The United States Treasury announced new economic policies.

Treasury bill

short-term noninterest-bearing government obligation, tradable on open market

She invested in Treasury bills for quick returns.

Treasury obligations

debt securities issued by the government

The investor bought Treasury obligations for a stable return.

Treasury Department

government department managing national finances

The Treasury Department announced new tax regulations.

Expressions with note

note down

write something to remember it later

She noted down the address on a piece of paper..

mental note

deliberate private reminder, kept without writing

I made a mental note to ask the doctor tomorrow.

bum note

mistake or error in a situation

His comment was a bum note in the meeting.

of note

adj.

important or worthy of attention

The scientist made a discovery of note.

drop a note

leave a brief written communication

He dropped a note on her desk before leaving.

make a mental note

consciously decide to remember something

He made a mental note of the meeting time.

on a different note

exp.

introducing a new topic or idea

On a different note, have you seen the latest movie?

on a good note

adj.

ending positively or happily

The meeting ended on a good note with everyone feeling satisfied.

on a high note

adv.

ending in a positive or successful way

The concert ended on a high note with a standing ovation.

on a more serious note

adv.

indicating a shift to a more serious topic

On a more serious note, we need to discuss the budget.

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French:bon du Trésor, ...
German:Staatsanleihe, ...
Italian:titolo del Tesoro, ...
Spanish:bono del Tesoro, ...
Portuguese:título do Tesouro, ...
Chinese:国库券, ...
Japanese:財務省証券, ...
Arabic:سَنَد خَزَانَة, ...
Hebrew:אִגֶּרֶת חוֹב אוֹצָר, ...
Russian:казначейская нота, ...
Ukrainian:казначейська нота, ...
Hindi:ट्रेजरी नोट, ...
Bengali:ট্রেজারি নোট, ...
Catalan:nota del Tresor, ...
Czech:státní dluhopis, ...
Danish:statsobligation, ...
Dutch:schatkistbiljet, ...
Greek:μεσοπρόθεσμο ομόλογο του Δημοσίου, ...
Hungarian:kincstárjegy, ...
Khmer:ប័ណ្ណបំណុលរតនាគារ, ...
Korean:재무부 채권, ...
Persian:اوراق قرضه خزانه‌داری, ...
Polish:obligacja skarbowa, ...
Portuguese (BR):título do Tesouro, ...
Romanian:bon de tezaur, ...
Swedish:statsobligation, ...
Thai:ตั๋วเงินคลัง, ...
Turkish:Hazine bonosu, ...
Vietnamese:trái phiếu kho bạc, ...

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