devalued

英 [ˌdiːˈvæljuːd]

美 [ˌdiːˈvæljuːd]

v.  使(货币)贬值; 降低…的价值; 贬低
devalue的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：devalued　

BNC.35723 / COCA.31390

柯林斯词典

• VERB 降低…的价值;贬低
  Todevaluesomething means to cause it to be thought less impressive or less deserving of respect.
  1. They spread tales about her in an attempt to devalue her work...
     他们散布一些有关她的流言，企图贬低她的工作。
  2. Wabel's victory was in no way devalued by the absence of series leader Tom Fisher.
     瓦贝尔的胜利绝没有因系列赛领先者汤姆·费希尔的缺阵而失色。
• VERB 使(货币)贬值
  Todevaluethe currency of a country means to reduce its value in relation to other currencies.
  1. India has devalued the Rupee by about eleven per cent...
     印度已将卢比贬值了约 11%。
  2. The Pound would be devalued, we were told...
     我们被告知英镑将会贬值。
  3. Economic theory suggests that the devalued pound will boost the economy.
     经济学理论指出贬值的英镑将会促进经济的发展。

英英释义

adj

• lowered in value
  1. the dollar is low
  2. a debased currency
  Synonym:debaseddegraded

双语例句

• This is unfair to the brightest, whose grades are devalued against those of average students.
  这对于那些最聪明的人是不公平的，他们被拉低到那些中等水平的学生的等级。
• If you want to know why oil prices were high this decade, it has to do with the devalued dollar.
  如果你想知道为什么近十年的油价居高不下，这就和美元的贬值有关系。
• Those schooled in great depression economics will remember that the countries that devalued first recovered first.
  那些从经济大萧条时期汲取教训的人会记得，货币最先贬值的国家，也会最先复苏。
• When local currencies are devalued the cost of imports rises.
  当地货币贬值时，进口费用就会上升。
• If they are devalued in a default then the entire collateral system would break down.
  但如果政府违约造成国债贬值，整个抵押体系就可能失灵。
• The dollar was officially devalued, and the Japanese yen and German mark were raised in value.
  美元正式贬值，日元和德国马克升值。
• They can be a hedge against, and protection from, inflation, devalued currencies and punitive taxes.
  它们可对冲通胀、货币贬值和惩罚性税收，提供一定的保护。
• Devalued, as in buying power.
  贬值的，尤其用在购买能力上。
• Wabel's victory was in no way devalued by the absence of series leader Tom Fisher.
  瓦贝尔的胜利绝没有因系列赛领先者汤姆·费希尔的缺阵而失色。
• The president has devalued the dollar.
  总统使美元贬值了。