贬值

[biǎn zhí]

汉英

汉汉

网络释义

na.
1.
【经】devalue; devaluate
2.
【经】depreciate

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1.
Leaders are trying to sort through those issues to avoid a string of currency devaluations that could stunt a global recovery.
G20领导人将分别讨论这些问题，避免出现一系列货币贬值的行为，影响全球经济复苏。
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2.
The banks are left with depreciating assets that have to be funded as they mature, and have no way of creating new ones.
银行只剩下贬值的资产，等这些资产完全变坏后，就拨款填补坏账，而无法创造新的流动性。
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3.
S. devalued the dollar in 1933, he said, the prices of some commodities, which had been spiraling lower, suddenly began to go up.
他说，美国1933年让美元贬值的时候，曾经不断下滑的部分大宗商品的价格突然之间开始回升。
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4.
And, perhaps, when it comes to that question of euro entry, maybe the pound does not need much of a devaluation.
同时，或许，在谈到加入欧元的问题时，英镑就可能不大需要贬值了。
bbs.catti.china.com.cn
5.
Or perhaps one of your investments fall in value, and you dwell on the time when you could've sold it while in the money.
或者，你的某支股票不断贬值，你就会不断回想那个你能脱手赚到钱的时机。
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6.
Number two, at 11%, was a sharp fall in the U. S. dollar; number three was a 'blow up in asset prices. '
11%的人认为美元急剧贬值是最大担忧；第三名是“资产价格泡沫破裂”。
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7.
For months, he said, he has wagered the Swiss franc would eventually fall, even as the currency routinely hit record highs against the euro.
他说，几个月以来，瑞士法郎兑欧元经常创纪录新高，但他却一直押注瑞士法郎最终会贬值。
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8.
Analysts said the move was likely to increase speculation that countries were set to engage in a bout of competitive devaluation.
分析师表示，此举可能助长各国将开始一轮竞争性货币贬值的预期。
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9.
The depreciation of the US dollar raises once again the question of how long the natural life of a reserve currency can be.
近期美元贬值，再次令人想起储备货币的自然寿命究竟有多长的问题。
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10.
With a falling dollar now eroding the value of its debt, abuse of that privilege has won the U. S. few friends among its creditors.
随着眼下不断贬值的美元令美国的债务缩水，滥用这种特权使美国在其债权国中不得人心。
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