devalue

界面语言: zh

🇺🇸 /dɪˈvæˌljuː/

📖 释义

  1. verb
    贬值; 降低币值; 贬低; 使跌价

🔗 详情

词形变化

第三人称单数: devalues 过去式: devalued 过去分词: devalued 现在分词: devaluing

常用搭配

devalue the currencydevalue the dollardevalue assetsdevalue propertydevalue one's work

派生词

devaluationdevaluedrevaluerevaluation

同义词

depreciatedegradediminishreducelowercheapen

反义词

appreciaterevalueenhanceincrease

易混淆词

devaluate
EN: 'Devaluate' is a less common variant of 'devalue'; 'devalue' is the standard and preferred form in modern English.
zh: 'Devaluate' 是 'devalue' 较少见的变体；在现代英语中，'devalue' 是标准且更受青睐的形式。
depreciate
EN: 'Depreciate' often implies a gradual loss of value over time (especially for assets), while 'devalue' can imply a deliberate or sudden reduction in value (especially currency).
zh: 'Depreciate' 通常暗示价值随时间逐渐丧失（尤其是资产），而 'devalue' 则可能暗示价值的有意或突然降低（尤其是货币）。

拼写提示

EN: Do not confuse 'devalue' with the less standard 'devaluate'. The noun form is 'devaluation', not 'devaluement'.
zh: 不要将 'devalue' 与不太标准的 'devaluate' 混淆。名词形式是 'devaluation'，而不是 'devaluement'。

💬 例句

  1. The government decided to devalue the currency to boost exports.

    政府决定让货币贬值以促进出口。

  2. Several countries devalued their currencies during the economic crisis.

    经济危机期间，多个国家降低了本国货币的币值。

  3. Constant criticism can devalue a person's sense of self-worth.

    持续的批评会贬低一个人的自我价值感。

  4. The oversupply of oil devalued the commodity on international markets.

    石油供应过剩导致该商品在国际市场上贬值。