depreciate是什么意思_音标_用法_例句

简单释义：

v. 贬值；贬低；轻视；跌价

网络 折旧；降价；使贬值

变形：

第三人称单数：depreciates  现在分词：depreciating  过去式：depreciated  

完整释义：

v.

1.使减值,使贬值;使跌价
2.减价,贬值
3.贬低,轻视
4.减价;贬低
5.降价
6.折旧
7.损耗

例句：

1. But this is not quite right: the euro has plenty of room to depreciate against the currencies of the US and emerging markets.
   但这么说并不完全正确：欧元对美元和新兴市场货币都有很大的贬值空间。

2. We should also expect that, over the long term, the US dollar will depreciate and China's renminbi will appreciate.
   长期而言，我们也应预料到，美元将不断贬值，人民币则将升值。

3. A more subtle way of getting rid of at least part of your foreign debt is to allow your currency to depreciate.
   逃避至少一部分国外债务的一个更为精辟的方式是让本国货币贬值。

4. If so, the overall real exchange rate of the renminbi is likely to depreciate.
   如果出现这种情况，人民币的总体实际汇率可能下跌。

5. we want to meet your requirement, but we regret being able to depreciate by your demand, as our price is calculated accurately.
   虽我方想满足你方的要求，但歉不能按你方要求降价，因我方价格经精确的计算。

6. Rapid growth in the supply of a national money tends to depreciate that currency in foreign-exchange markets.
   一国货币供应量的迅速增长会促使这种货币在外汇市场上跌价。

7. Nothing would have been better designed to promote European neutralism or to depreciate the value of alliances .
   没有什么比这更能助长欧洲的中立主义或贬低联盟的价值了。

8. They have opted for a terrible long- term asset , one that pays virtually nothing and is certain to depreciate in value .
   他们选择了一种糟糕的长期资产，没有任何回报并绝对会价值贬值。