depreciation

depreciation [dɪˌpri:ʃɪ'eɪʃn]  [dɪˌpriʃiˈeʃən] 

第三人称复数:depreciations

depreciation 基本解释

名词(资产等)折旧; 货币贬值; 跌价

depreciation 网络解释

1. 货币贬值:不要与货币贬值(depreciation)相混淆. 的情况下,如何走出紧缩才是央行货币政策重要的着眼点. 通胀预期的温和上升是我国尽快走出通缩的关键,而且温和通胀对经济具有润滑剂作用,是促进消费增长的重要因素. 如果物价水平温和上升,

2. 折旧,贬值:deposition 作证;作证书;证人陈述;笔录供词;口供;罢官;免 | depreciation 折旧;贬值 | depression 不景气;萧条;沮丧;抑郁;消沉;凹陷

depreciation 单语例句

1. depreciation在线翻译

1. But as the possibility of a yuan depreciation diminished, capital outflow also eased.

2. A continuing depreciation of the dollar will compromise its credit and status as the world's leading currency and ultimately undermine these aims.

3. depreciation的意思

3. The second quantitative easing measure has contributed to the depreciation of the dollar, and the continuation and deepening of the credit crisis in the US.

4. Besides upward pressure on commodity prices caused by natural disasters, imported inflation led by depreciation of the US dollar is also pushing up the CPI.

5. The developed countries are trying to walk out from the gloom of deflation by transporting inflationary pressure on others through currency depreciation.

6. The country maintained the stable value of renminbi against the currency depreciation in neighboring nations.

7. They even tried to export the crisis by tolerating currency depreciation and injecting massive liquidity.

8. South Korea's export was the best in Asia in the first quarter, probably helped by its currency depreciation.

9. depreciation的意思

9. Many future participants used to face with such challenges as crisis effect, currency depreciation and budget slash during their preparation for the Expo.

10. It is true that all currencies don't all go down together and one currency's depreciation is another's appreciation.

depreciation 英英释义

noun

1. a decrease in price or value

    e.g. depreciation of the dollar against the yen

2. depreciation的解释

2. a communication that belittles somebody or something

    Synonym: disparagement derogation

3. decrease in value of an asset due to obsolescence or use

    Synonym: wear and tear