depreciate

Rapid growth in the supply of a national money tends to depreciate that currency in foreign-exchange markets.

一国货币供应量的迅速增长会促使这种货币在外汇市场上跌价。

A more subtle way of getting rid of at least part of your foreign debt is to allow your currency to depreciate.

逃避至少一部分国外债务的一个更为精辟的方式是让本国货币贬值。

Nothing would have been better designed to promote European neutralism or to depreciate the value of alliances .

没有什么比这更能助长欧洲的中立主义或贬低联盟的价值了。

Firms would be allowed to deduct immediately the cost of all spending on long-term equipment rather than depreciate it over time.

公司将被允许立即减少所有长期装备的支出成本，而不是待其贬值。

But it is not stable to combine low yields, high deficits and governments that are happy to see their currencies depreciate.

但是，要把低借贷、高额赤字和乐见其货币贬值的政府三者统一起来的话，是不大可能的。

Given sluggish domestic demand, most countries in the developed world would like to see their currencies depreciate.

由于国内需求的低迷，大多数发达国家将愿意看到他们的货币贬值。

The USD has continued to depreciate, as credit problems and economic concerns unfold.

由于信用和经济问题的暴露，美元持续贬值。

The currencies of countries with full war chests did not depreciate; some rose.

至于储备充足的国家，其货币不仅没有贬值，部分还有所上升。

In these circumstances Britain benefits from being able to cut interest rates and allow its currency to depreciate.

在这样的环境下，保有降低利率并令本币贬值的能力对英国是有利的。

In an unusually tart comment, the Asian Development Bank warned countries against buying dollars to depreciate domestic currencies.

亚洲开发银行发表尖刻得不同寻常的评论，警告各国不要购买美元以贬低国内货币。