revalue

英 [ˌriːˈvæljuː]

美 [ˌriːˈvæljuː]

v. 重新评价，重新评估(尤指给予更高评价); 提高(货币的)兑换价; 使(货币)升值

过去分词：revalued　现在分词：revaluing　过去式：revalued　第三人称单数：revalues　

Collins.1 / BNC.22754 / COCA.34686

牛津词典

verb

重新评价，重新评估（尤指给予更高评价）
to estimate the value of sth again, especially giving it a higher value
提高（货币的）兑换价；使（货币）升值
to increase the value of the money of a country when it is exchanged for the money of another country
1. The yen is to be revalued.
  日元的兑换价将调高。

VERB 提高(货币)的币值;使(货币)升值
When a countryrevaluesits currency, it increases the currency's value so that it can buy more foreign currency than before.
1. Countries enjoying surpluses will be under no pressure to revalue their currencies.
  享有贸易顺差的国家不会面临货币升值的压力。
VERB 重新估价;重新评估
Torevaluesomething means to increase the amount that you calculate it is worth so that its value stays roughly the same in comparison with other things, even if there is inflation.
1. It is now usual to revalue property assets on a more regular basis.
  更加频繁地对不动产进行重新估价如今已很平常。

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