underpriced

英 [ˌʌndəˈpraɪst]

美 [ˌʌndərˈpraɪst]

adj.  定价过低的; 售价过低的

BNC.48058

牛津词典

adj.

• 定价过低的；售价过低的
  something that is underpriced is sold at a price that is too low and less than its real value

双语例句

• The fact that risk was heavily underpriced for much of this decade was broadly recognised in the financial community, but the timing of the sharp price correction was nonetheless a surprise.
  这10年的很多时间里，风险被严重低估，这个事实在金融界得到广泛承认，但急剧价格修正选择的时机仍然出乎意料。
• History also demonstrates that underpriced risk the hallmark of bubbles can persist for years.
  历史也表明，定价过低的风险泡沫的标志可持续多年。
• Other companies think that water is underpriced, and in the future, it will be more realistically priced.
  还有的公司认为水的定价过低，在未来，水的价格将会更符合实际。
• All credit bubbles rely upon underpriced capital being in oversupply relative to fundamental needs of an economy.
  一切信贷泡沫所倚赖的，无非是相对于经济的基本面需求而言供应过剩、因而价格偏低的资本。
• Banks shared out their excess profits from underpriced credit among the shareholders, customers and traders.
  银行在股东、客户、交易员之间分配低价信贷带来的超额收益。
• Third, the renminbi regime matters not so much because of any particular degree of undervaluation, but because it sustains an economy wedded to underpriced capital, excessive credit growth and artificially low interest rates.
  第三，人民币汇率机制之所以重要，与其说是因为人民币的具体低估程度，倒不如说是因为它所支撑的经济体与资本价格低估、信贷过度增长和人为压低利率紧密相连。
• The oscillating balance between "fear and greed" went to extremes in terms of greed; risk was underpriced and under-appreciated.
  在“恐惧与贪婪”之间摇摆的天平走向了贪婪的极端；风险被过低地定价和评估。
• That if people thought that the stock was underpriced well people would buy more of it in the price would have risen already.
  如果人们认为股票的价格较低，人们就会买进股票，价格就会增高。
• It is real value for money and may be grossly underpriced.
  这是真正的物有所值，可能是严重低估。
• No surprise here: the Wall Street firms and their high-roller clients who get to buy the underpriced shares.
  答案并不意外&华尔街公司和它们下了大赌注的客户，后者有机会买到了这些价格偏低的股票。