depreciation

depreciation

形容词含义

名词含义

词语辨析

depreciation和devaluation都表示贬值，但depreciation更常用于指货币以外的资产价值的下降，而devaluation通常指货币贬值。

词汇扩充

depreciatory: 贬低的，贬损的

depreciative: 贬低的，贬损的

depreciatingly: 贬低地，贬损地

depreciator: 贬值者，贬低者

depreciative value: 贬值

depreciation charge: 折旧费用

depreciation rate: 折旧率

近义词

decline, decrease, erosion, reduction, devaluation

反义词

appreciation, increase, rise, growth, appreciation

柯林斯词典定义

depreciation (noun)

1. A decrease in the value of a currency relative to other currencies.

2. A decrease in the value of an asset over time due to wear and tear or obsolescence.

3. A decrease in the price or value of something.

牛津词典定义

depreciation (noun)

1. A reduction in the value of an asset over time, due in particular to wear and tear.

2. A decrease in the value of a currency in relation to other currencies.

3. A decrease in the value of something.

用法

- The depreciation of the dollar has affected the import/export industry.

- The company recorded a significant depreciation in its assets.

- The depreciation of the car was taken into account when calculating its resale value.

- The government implemented a policy to prevent the devaluation of the national currency.

例句

1. The depreciation of the local currency has made imported goods more expensive. (本地货币的贬值使进口商品更加昂贵)
2. Over time, the value of the property experienced depreciation due to lack of maintenance. (随着时间的推移，由于缺乏维护，该房产的价值出现了贬值)
3. He decided to sell his car due to the continuous depreciation in its value. (由于车辆价值的持续贬值，他决定出售他的车辆)
4. The company faced financial difficulties due to the rapid devaluation of the national currency. (由于国家货币的迅速贬值，该公司面临财务困难)
5. They adjusted the prices to compensate for the depreciation in the market value of their products. (他们调整了价格以弥补产品市场价值的贬值)
6. The depreciatory remarks made by the speaker offended many audience members. (演讲者发表的贬低性言论冒犯了许多观众)
7. The depreciative attitude of the manager towards his employees caused dissatisfaction among the staff. (经理对员工的贬低态度引起了员工的不满)
8. She spoke depreciatingly about her own achievements, underestimating her own abilities. (她对自己的成就表现出贬低的态度，低估了自己的能力)
9. The continuous depreciation of the company's stock price led to significant financial losses. (公司股价的持续下跌导致了重大的财务损失)
10. The depreciation charge for the machinery was included in the company's annual financial report. (机器设备的折旧费用被纳入了公司的年度财务报告中)
11. The depreciation rate for the building was determined based on its estimated useful life. (该建筑物的折旧率是根据其预计使用寿命确定的)
12. Despite the economic recession, the depreciation in housing prices was relatively small. (尽管经济衰退，房价的贬值幅度相对较小)
13. The company's assets experienced depreciation over the years, resulting in a decrease in overall value. (多年来，公司的资产出现了贬值，导致总体价值的下降)
14. The government had to intervene to prevent further devaluation of the national currency. (政府不得不进行干预，以防止国家货币进一步贬值)
15. The devaluation of the product was due to the introduction of a cheaper alternative in the market. (该产品的贬值是由于市场上出现了一种更便宜的替代品)
16. The depreciation of the equipment was taken into account when calculating the company's net worth. (在计算公司净值时，设备的折旧费用被考虑在内)
17. The depreciation of the currency resulted in higher import costs for the company. (货币贬值导致公司的进口成本增加)
18. Due to depreciation in the real estate market, selling the property at a profit became challenging. (由于房地产市场的贬值，以利润出售房产变得具有挑战性)
19. The company's financial statements reflected the depreciation of its assets over time. (公司的财务报表反映了其资产随时间的贬值)
20. The depreciatory comments made by the critic had a negative impact on the artist's reputation. (评论家发表的贬低性评论对艺术家的声誉产生了负面影响)
21. The depreciative language used in the article undermined the credibility of the author's argument. (文章中使用的贬低性语言削弱了作者论点的可信度)