depreciating

英 [dɪˈpriːʃieɪtɪŋ]

美 [dɪˈpriːʃieɪtɪŋ]

v.  贬值; 跌价; 折旧; 贬低; 轻视
depreciate的现在分词

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)(货币等)贬值;（使）跌价
  If something such as a currencydepreciatesor if somethingdepreciatesit, it loses some of its original value.
  1. Countries may also find their currency is depreciating in foreign markets.
     一些国家也可能会发现自己的货币正在国外市场上贬值。
  2. The demand for foreign currency depreciates the real value of local currencies...
     对外汇的需求致使本币的实际价值下跌。
  3. During those five years, the pound depreciated by a quarter...
     在那 5 年里，英镑贬值了 25%。
  4. We think lower German interest rates in due course will allow European currencies to depreciate against the dollar bloc.
     我们认为较低的德国利率到时候将容许欧洲货币相对于美元集团货币发生贬值。

英英释义

adj

• tending to decrease or cause a decrease in value
  1. a depreciating currency
  2. depreciatory effects on prices
  Synonym:depreciativedepreciatory

双语例句

• Emerging economies suffering from large trade deficits, capital flight and depreciating currencies would have little choice but to raise interest rates to stem money flowing out of their economies, even though their growth rates were slowing, the OECD said.
  经合组织指出，面临着大量贸易赤字、资本外流、货币贬值的新兴经济体，除了提高利率以遏制资本外流之外别无选择，尽管他们的增长率在放慢。
• However, this phenomenon has a negative side for China which is that the US debt China bought is depreciating, and billions dollars of Chinese wealth is slipping to United States.
  不过，这种现象已经对中国有负面影响，这就是中国购买的美国国债贬值，中国财富的数十亿美元进了美国的腰包。
• Depreciating commodity currencies have thrown a lifeline to some producers, while large parts of the Chinese mining and steel industry are controlled by state-owned steel companies where jobs, not profits, are the priority.
  大宗商品出口国货币贬值，让一些生产商得到了喘息的机会。与此同时，中国采矿和钢材行业大部分为国有钢铁公司控制，它们优先考虑的是就业、而非利润。
• But inflation in Juba is already rising, fuel is in short supply and the local currency is depreciating on the black market.
  但是，朱巴的通胀率已经开始上涨，燃料短缺，黑市上当地货币正在贬值。
• Meanwhile, depreciating southern European economies would see the domestic currency cost of their euro-denominated debt soar, provoking defaults, bank bankruptcies, a collapse of lending, and recession.
  与此同时，本币不断贬值的南欧经济体会发现，它们欧元计价债务的本币成本出现飙升，由此引发违约、银行破产、放贷剧减和经济衰退。
• Mergers, disposals and acquisitions may well form an important part of a corporate strategy, but they are not a substitute for researching and developing new products, or investing in staff ( who are, incidentally, people and not depreciating assets).
  合并、资产处置和收购可能都是企业战略的重要组成部分，但这不能代替研发新产品或员工投资（顺便提一下，员工是人，而非不断折旧的资产）。
• That cycle is now in reverse, with currencies in Brazil and several other Latin American countries depreciating.
  现在，随着巴西和其他几个拉美国家的货币发生贬值，这种循环也出现了逆转。
• Depreciating currencies are raising fears about the stability of local banks, something that could send shockwaves through countries such as Austria, and Italy, where many parent banks are based.
  货币贬值引发了对当地银行稳定性的担忧，可能会在许多银行母公司所在的奥地利和意大利等国形成冲击波。
• First, because services mostly operate in the non-traded sector, they receive little help from a depreciating dollar.
  首先，服务型企业往往在非贸易领域运作，美元贬值对它们没什么帮助。
• Countries may also find their currency is depreciating in foreign markets.
  一些国家也可能会发现自己的货币正在国外市场上贬值。