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单词 devaluation
释义
devaluation
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˌdiː.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌdiː.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/

devaluationnoun[C or U](MONEY)

theactionofreducingtherateat whichmoneycan beexchangedforforeignmoney:
贬值，货币贬值
The devaluationofthedollarhad astrongeffecton thefinancialmarkets.美元贬值对金融市场产生了强烈影响。
currencydevaluations货币贬值
More examples
  • There isscopeforfurtherdollardevaluation.
  • Governments arepressurizingtoavoiddevaluation.
  • There have beenthreatsofcompetitivedevaluations among the region'sexportingeconomies.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Price decreases
  • bargain
  • bear market
  • bearish
  • closeout
  • concessional
  • couponer
  • couponing
  • cratering
  • deflate
  • deflation
  • depreciate
  • depress
  • drop off
  • freeze
  • marksomethingdown
  • overdiscount
  • post-devaluation
  • projected value
  • promo code
  • spiral
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devaluationnoun[C or U](LESS IMPORTANT)

theactionofcausingsomeone or something to beconsideredlessvaluableorimportant:
Doesstayingathomeas amotherjustencouragethe devaluation of womenprofessionally?
Theexistenceofslaveryrepresentsa devaluation ofhumanlife.
More examples
  • the devaluation of women'swork
  • Hearguesthat there has been a devaluation of auniversitydegree.
  • This devaluation ofageingmeansweprizeyouthabove allelse.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Deteriorating and making worse
  • add
  • admin
  • aggravate
  • backslide
  • be (all) downhillidiom
  • debase
  • deteriorate
  • deterioration
  • devalue
  • disintegrate
  • dog
  • downgrade
  • one step forward, two steps backidiom
  • regress
  • regression
  • regressive
  • relapse
  • retrograde
  • worse
  • worsen
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devalue
(Definition ofdevaluationfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
devaluation
noun[CorU]
uk
/ˌdiː.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/us
/ˌdiː.væl.juˈeɪ.ʃən/

devaluationnoun[C or U](MONEY)

theactionofreducingtherateat whichmoneycan beexchangedforforeignmoney
贬值，货币贬值
The devaluationofthedollarhad astrongeffecton thefinancialmarkets.美元贬值对金融市场产生了强烈影响。
currencydevaluations货币贬值
More examples
  • There isscopeforfurtherdollardevaluation.
  • Governments arepressurizingtoavoiddevaluation.
  • There have beenthreatsofcompetitivedevaluations among the region'sexportingeconomies.

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devalue

devaluation| Business English

devaluation
noun[CorU]
FINANCE,ECONOMICS
uk
/ˌdiːvæljuˈeɪʃən/us
areductionin thevalueof acurrencycomparedtoothers:
The devaluation of thedollarhad astrongeffecton thefinancialmarkets.
Currency devaluationhasinflationaryconsequences.
(Definition ofdevaluationfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdevaluation

devaluation
This too was in marked contrast to the conduct of planning before thedevaluation.
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There had been fears earlier in the year of a francdevaluationand of its likely sideeffects on sterling.
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Optimistic (pessimistic) expectations involve a second-period equilibrium characterized by a low (high) probability ofdevaluation, which in turn validates the expectations.
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With net foreign currency liabilities, devaluations erode net worth.
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This addition would, however, make steady states (in the ensuing analyses) sensitive to permanent changes in the rate ofdevaluationor expansion of money supply.
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The problem of managing sterling was actually greater in the period afterdevaluationthan it had ever been before.
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His conclusion was thatdevaluationwas the solution, which went very much against the politics of the time - previous governments had tried to prevent devaluation.
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This, in turn, caused thedevaluationof the peso in the black market, aggravating inequities between those with access to dollars and those without.
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The alternative of each country establishing its own regulation could give rise to problems akin to competitive devaluations.
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However, thedevaluationgreatly stimulated timber exports, which led to greater forest degradation.
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A switch to an outward-oriented strategy, based upon the export of labor-intensive manufactured goods, would have required devaluations so extreme as to be politically impossible.
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The orthodox gold supporters attained a resumption of convertibility, but the voices for employment and against deflation attained a significantdevaluationfrom the pre-war parity.
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It hesitated to reduce interest rates afterdevaluationfor fear of fuelling in-ation.
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As inflation accelerated towards the end of 1947, however, persistentdevaluationcame to be blamed for contributing to adverse expectations and price instability.
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The fiscal deficit kept interest rates high, inducing capital inflows that nearly offset the initialdevaluation.
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