You mustn't depreciate their achievements.
你们不可贬低他们的成就。
Eric often depreciates [=disparages, belittles] the importance of his work.
埃里克常常贬低自己工作的重要性。
You must not depreciate the work she has done.
你们不要轻视她所做的工作
The value of the car will depreciate over time.
汽车的价值会随着时间而贬值。
It's important to remember that electronic devices tend to depreciate quickly.
重要的是要记住，电子设备往往很快就会贬值。
The company had to depreciate its assets for tax purposes.
公司为了税收目的不得不对其资产进行折旧处理。
Owning a home can be a good investment since property usually appreciates rather than depreciates.
拥有房产可以是一项不错的投资，因为房产通常会升值而不是贬值。
The constant upgrades in technology cause older models to depreciate rapidly.
技术的不断升级导致旧型号迅速贬值。
The economic downturn led to the depreciation of the country's currency.
经济衰退导致该国货币贬值。
Regular maintenance can help slow down the rate at which equipment depreciates.
定期维护可以帮助减缓设备的贬值速度。
In accounting, depreciation is a method of allocating the cost of an asset over its useful life.
在会计中，折旧是将资产成本在其使用寿命内进行分配的一种方法。
Antique furniture often appreciates rather than depreciates in value.
古董家具的价值往往会增值而非贬值。
The new policy may lead to the depreciation of our exports.
新政策可能会导致我们出口商品的贬值。
Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s largest hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, told CNBC in a recent interview that he foresees a “dollar crisis” in two years when the US currency will depreciate by as much as 30 percent resulting from the Federal Reserve’s need to print more money to make up for the deficit, pay pensions and meet healthcare obligations.
The biggest of them were in 2013 and last year, when the yuan depreciated, inflating costs of imported components.
In addition, analysts pointed out that the yuan has depreciated against the surging dollar lately, which has helped stabilize China's exports and improve its balance of payments to some extent as a result of the enhanced price competitiveness.
In the midst of capital outflows, the renminbi exchange rate depreciated markedly and fell below the lows seen in October of last year.
Most currencies have recently depreciated against the US dollar given the latter's extremely strong performance this year.
But based on past experience, the renminbi will not depreciate substantially given China's economic fundamentals.
According to significant depreciation cases recorded by the International Monetary Fund ever since the Bretton Woods system came to an end in the early 1970s, 148 out of the 157 cases — during which currencies depreciated by at least 15 percent in a single year — were concurrent with inflation or trade deficits.
Major currencies such as the euro, Japanese yen and British pound have all depreciated significantly against the US dollar, and the renminbi is no exception.
Since the beginning of this month, the onshore yuan had depreciated by about 3.5 percent against the greenback as of Monday afternoon.
The widening interest rate gap between China and the US will result in capital inflows into the US, which will pressure the renminbi to depreciate.
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