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devaluation of [currency]
The devaluation of the peso hurt the economy.
比索贬值损害了经济。
贬值；降低价值
devaluations — plural of devaluation
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贬值；降低价值
an official lowering of a nation's currency; a reduction in value or worth
The devaluation of the peso hurt the economy.
比索贬值损害了经济。
某物价值的减少或降低
The removal or lessening of something's value.
故意或有意降低一种货币相对于另一国货币或标准价值(如黄金价格)的价值
The intentional or deliberate lowering of a currency's value compared to another country's currency or a standard value (e.g. the price of gold).
贬值
Depreciation.
The devaluation of the currency made imports more expensive.
货币贬值导致进口商品更加昂贵。
After the devaluation, the company's overseas assets lost value.
贬值后，该公司海外资产价值下降。
Economists are concerned about the rapid devaluation of the local currency.
经济学家对当地货币迅速贬值感到担忧。
The devaluation of the peso hurt the economy.
比索贬值损害了经济。
Currency devaluation can boost exports.
货币贬值可以促进出口。
Many assets suffered devaluation during the crisis.
危机期间许多资产遭受贬值。
Not this
The government devaluation the currency.
Use this
The government devalued the currency.
Devaluation 是名词，而 devalue 是动词。表示‘使货币贬值’应该用动词 devalue。
Not this
The devaluation on the currency caused inflation.
Use this
The devaluation of the currency caused inflation.
表示‘货币的贬值’应该用介词 of，而不是 on。devaluation 后常跟 of 表示贬值的对象。
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货币贬值
The country's currency devaluation led to increased exports.
该国的货币贬值导致出口增加。
竞争性贬值
Competitive devaluation can trigger a currency war.
竞争性贬值可能引发货币战争。
急剧贬值
The sharp devaluation of the peso worried investors.
比索的急剧贬值令投资者担忧。
大规模贬值
Massive devaluation caused inflation to soar.
大规模贬值导致通货膨胀飙升。
美元贬值
The devaluation of the dollar made imports more expensive.
美元贬值使得进口商品更加昂贵。
Use devaluations naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
Revisit a common error or keep this word in your review list.
将de视为‘低’，valuation视为价值，联想：价值降低即贬值。
语域：formal 常见场景：economics 通常用于正式的经济学或金融语境，表示货币贬值或价值下降。
通常指货币贬值，也可用于价值降低
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