ounce metal

英 [aʊns ˈmetl]

美 [aʊns ˈmetl]

高铜黄铜；铜（币）合金（铜84outfit86％，锌，锡，铅各4outfit6％，镍＜1％）

Prices surged more than sevenfold since 2001 to an all-time high of$ 1,920 a troy ounce in 2011, as investors turned to the metal as a haven from turmoil in the rest of the financial world.
自2001年以来，金价猛涨7倍以上，2011年冲高至每盎司1920美元的最高纪录，因为在金融业其他领域动荡不定之际，投资者大举吃进黄金，把它作为一种安全资产。
As gold prices rise ever higher, touching a nominal record of$ 1, 424.10 a troy ounce last month, the yellow metal is attracting ever more inventive fraudsters.
随着金价节节攀升，于上月创下每盎司1424.10美元的名义新高，针对这种黄色金属的骗术，如今也是花招百出。
Gold prices ended the week at a record high of more than$ 1,280 a troy ounce as investors piled into the precious metal amid growing fears that central banks would begin a further round of monetary easing.
金价本周收于每盎司1280美元的历史新高，投资者日益担心各国央行将启动新一轮宽松货币政策，因此追捧黄金。
Gold prices broke through the psychologically important resistance level of$ 1,400 an ounce midday Monday as investors took advantage of early morning price dips to buy the precious metal.
当投资者利用清早价格下降购买贵金属时，黄金价格在星期一中午打破心理上重要的价格涨停点$1400一盎司美元。