释义 |
depreciateddepreciate[di'pri:ʃieit]- vt.
- 使(货币)贬值,降低(货币)的购买力:
Runaway inflation has depreciated the Russian currency. (脱缰野马似的)恶性通货膨胀已使俄罗斯的货币贬值。 - 降低…的价格,使跌价;降低…的价值,使减值:
The computer depreciated $500 since last year. 从去年以来每台电脑跌价 500 美元。 The accident sharply depreciated the value of the car. 那起交通事故使这辆汽车的价值大降。 - 轻视,蔑视,藐视,小看,贬低:
She depreciates all our efforts to help her. 她贬低我们帮助她的一切努力。 to depreciate someone's achievements 贬低某人的成就 to depreciate oneself 自卑 - [美国英语](为纳税)要求把(财产)折旧
- vi.
- [美国英语]
- 贬值:
Money usually depreciates in value over a period of years. 货币通常过几年就会贬值。 - 降价,跌价:
The price of television set has greatly depreciated. 电视机价格大跌。 The price of oil greatly depreciated. 石油价格猛跌。
- 近义词:
disparage
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