exchequers in English
noun
1
a royal or national treasury.
The most important post in judging the character of the government is its finance minister and chancellor of the exchequer .
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1. The price of myopia is heavy on the exchequers of the developed world.
2. Synonyms for Bankrolls include wherewithal, exchequers, funds, pockets, capital, money, wealth, cash, means and dough
3. The worry now is that a bursting property bubble might do damage to China's lenders, ruin local exchequers and cast a pall over its economy—and the countries which sell to it.