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depreciation

英 /dɪˌpriːʃiˈeɪʃn/美 /dɪˌpriːʃiˈeɪʃ(ə)n/
  • n.
    贬值，跌价；贬低，轻视
复数depreciations
CET6GMAT商务英语

词语例句

  1. 贬值，跌价un.

    • The government has been offering tax credits, accelerated depreciation, and other economic hanky-panky.

      政府一直在搞税款抵免，快速折旧及其它经济花招。

    • With strong government support through tax incentives and rapid depreciation, recycling became a major factor on the urban scene.

      在政府对税收优惠和快速折旧的有力支持下，回收成为城市景观的一个主要因素。

  2. 贬低，轻视un.

    • Some people show depreciation of the role of art.

      一些人表现出对于艺术作用的轻视。

  1. Foreign currency depreciation is a result of economic depression in the country concerned.
    外汇贬值是有关国家经济不景气的结果。
    来自《新英汉大辞典》
  2. Many states allow different amounts for depreciation deductions.
    许多州允许不同数额的折旧扣除。
  3. But that is the effect of relative dollar depreciation.
    但是，这却是美元相对贬值的实际结果。

相关短语

  • Depreciation expense
    折旧费；折旧费用；折旧；减価偿却费
  • Accumulated depreciation
    累计折旧；累积折旧；折旧准备；总计折旧
  • accelerated depreciation
    加速折旧；加速折旧法；加快折旧；廿八
  • Depreciation reserves
    减值准备金；减值准备；减值筹办；减值筹办金
  • depreciation allowances
    折旧费

词语扩展

n.
disvalue
[会计]折旧；[经]贬值
adj.
depreciative蔑视的；贬值的
depreciatory贬值的；蔑视的
vi.
depreciate贬值；轻视；贬低
vt.
depreciate使贬值；贬低；轻视

词义分布

折旧
50.8%
贬值
45.1%
减值
2.2%
计提折旧
1.9%

英英释义

  • n.a decrease in price or value
  • n.decrease in value of an asset due to obsolescence or use
  • n.a communication that belittles somebody or something