depreciations

n.

常用释义

词性释义

n.

1. 贬值,减值:资产价值的减少,通常是由于市场因素、磨损、使用等原因造成的。

2. 折旧:固定资产在使用过程中价值逐渐减少的过程。
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In peripheral Europe, currency depreciations would have been at least as big as, if not bigger than, sterling's.
在欧洲外围地区,货币贬值幅度至少不会低于英镑的水平。
An enterprise shall calculate depreciations as of the next month after the month when a productive biological asset is put into use.
企业应当自生产性生物资产投入使用月份的次月起计算折旧;
Following the dramatic currency depreciations in many East Asian economies in 1997, these countries suffered sharp and lingering recessions.
随着1997年许多东亚国家经济中出现的戏剧性的货币贬值,这些国家遭受了急剧而且徘徊不去的经济衰退。
范称资本外流已经让俄罗斯和巴西货币大幅贬值。
我们必须希冀,在汇率贬值导致通胀加剧之前,能取得一些切实的成果。
What emerges is the importance of external demand and, in several cases, of huge exchange rate depreciations (see chart).
研究证明了外部需求以及有几次汇率大幅下跌的重要性(见图表)。
成本法中各种贬值额的关系及计算
常用短语
currency depreciation
currency depreciation - 货币贬值
accelerated depreciation
accumulated depreciation
depreciation of fixed assets
depreciation of fixed assets - 固定资产折旧
depreciation cost
depreciation cost - 折旧费
depreciation charge