fungible

美音：['fʌndʒəbəl] 英音：['fʌndʒɪbl]

简单释义：

adj.可代替的；【法】可互换的

n.【法】(偿还债务时所用的)代替物

网络可替代的；可取代的；可替代性

变形：

复数：fungibles

完整释义：

adj.

1.可取代的
2.可代替的;【法律】可互换的〔指可用一物代替他物偿债〕

1.【法律】(偿还债务时所用的)代替物

例句：

Sales of gold coins have soared as savers seek a safer and fungible source of value.
由于储蓄者纷纷寻求一个更安全、更易于变现的价值来源，金币销售出现飙升。
Biodiversity is not fungible, as carbon is: its value is more like that of real estate than that of a commodity.
生物多样性和二氧化碳不同，它是不可置换的，其价值类似房地产而非普通商品。
People, it seems, are becoming fungible, and, as in a game of pinball, you score points by bumping up against as many of them as possible.
看来人是可以互相替换角色的，犹如弹球游戏一样，你需要撞击到尽可能多的球才能得到较高的分数。
"Fungible goods" means: (A) goods of which any unit, by nature or usage of trade, is the equivalent of any other like unit;
“可替代货物”指：（1）根据行业性质或惯例，其任何组成部分等效于其他任何类似组成部分的货物；
The bail-out money is fungible, meaning that it can't be differentiated from all of the other funds in the banks' accounts.
紧急援助的资金很明显，它不能区分于银行其他帐户上的资金区分。
When I suggested that half garlic breads should be fungible, she accused me of making the word up.
当我指出两个半块蒜蓉面包具有可替换性时，她指责我杜撰词汇。
But financial innovation and globalisation have made capital fungible.
但金融创新与全球化已使得资本变得可以替代。
Oil is a globally traded and fully fungible commodity, making it difficult for a producer to reliably cut off a customer.
石油是全球交易、并完全可替代的大宗商品，产油国很难有效孤立某一家顾客。

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