depreciation

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /dɪˌpriːʃiːˈeɪʃən/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    折旧; 贬值; 贬低; 跌价; 税务折旧; 折旧额

🔗 详情

词形变化

不可数

常用搭配

depreciation ratedepreciation expenseaccumulated depreciationdepreciation allowancestraight-line depreciationdepreciation of currency

派生词

depreciatedepreciatorydepreciabledepreciativedepreciator

同义词

devaluationdeclinedeteriorationdebasementerosiondiminution

反义词

appreciationincreasegrowth

易混淆词

deprecation
EN: 'Deprecation' means expressing disapproval or belittling; 'depreciation' means a decline in monetary value or worth.
zh: 'Deprecation' 表示表达不赞成或轻视；'depreciation' 表示货币价值或价值的下降。
devaluation
EN: 'Devaluation' typically refers to a deliberate official reduction in a currency's value; 'depreciation' refers to a gradual or market-driven loss of value.
zh: 'Devaluation' 通常指官方有意降低货币价值；'depreciation' 指逐渐或市场驱动的贬值。

拼写提示

EN: Do not confuse 'depreciation' (loss of value) with 'deprecation' (expression of disapproval). Note the '-ci-' in the middle: de-pre-ci-a-tion.
zh: 不要将 'depreciation'（价值损失）与 'deprecation'（表达不赞成）混淆。注意中间的 '-ci-'：de-pre-ci-a-tion。

💬 例句

  1. The company recorded $50,000 in depreciation on its machinery this fiscal year.

    该公司在本财年记录了5万美元的机器折旧费。

  2. The depreciation of the dollar against the euro made American exports more competitive.

    美元对欧元的贬值使美国出口更具竞争力。

  3. His constant depreciation of her achievements undermined her confidence.

    他不断贬低她的成就，削弱了她的自信。

  4. The depreciation of real estate prices in the area alarmed local homeowners.

    该地区房地产价格的下跌令当地房主感到震惊。

  5. The IRS allows businesses to claim depreciation as a tax deduction on qualifying property.

    国税局允许企业对符合条件的财产申报折旧作为税收扣除。

  6. The annual depreciation on the vehicle was calculated at $3,000 using the straight-line method.

    采用直线法计算，该车辆每年的折旧额为3,000美元。