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在《PONS词典》中的词汇
在《PONS词典》中的词汇
as·set [ˈæset] 名词
1. asset (good quality):
Pluspunkt m <-(e)s, -e>
Vorzug m <-(e)s, -zü·ge>
2. asset:
Bereicherung f <-, -en>
Vorteil m <-s, -e>
3. asset 商贸 (property):
Aktivposten <-s, -> pl
Anlagevermögen nt <-s, ->
Umlaufvermögen nt <-s, ->
Nettovermögen nt <-s, ->
Privatvermögen nt <-s, ->
I. in·crease 动词 不及物动词 [ɪnˈkri:s]
increase prices, taxes, interest rates
increase pain, troubles, worries
increase pain, troubles, worries
increase in size
to increase dramatically [or drastically] population, wealth
II. in·crease 动词 trans [ɪnˈkri:s]
to increase sth reserves, finances
III. in·crease 名词 [ˈɪnkri:s]
Anstieg m <-(e)s, -e>
Zunahme f <-, -n>
Zuwachs m <-es, Zuwächse>
Wachstum nt <-s>
Wertsteigerung f <-, -en>
Preisanstieg m <-s, -e>
Teuerung f <-, -en>
Steuererhöhung f <-, -en>
to be on the increase in numbers
to be on the increase in size
to be on the increase in reserves, finances
Aufstockung f <-, -en>
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asset 名词
toxic assets npl 经济
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语(PONS)
assets increase 名词 会计
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语(PONS)
有关银行业、金融业和保险业的词语(PONS)
asset 名词
assets pl 金融 (Anlageform)
assets 名词 会计
asset 名词 会计
asset 名词
assets pl MKT-WB
assets 名词 INV-FIN
Aktiva 复数
asset 名词
increase 名词 会计
increase 名词 INV-FIN
increase 名词 会计
increase 动词 trans INV-FIN
有关交通运输业的词语(PONS)
increase traffic flow, transport safety
Present
Iincrease
youincrease
he/she/itincreases
weincrease
youincrease
theyincrease
Past
Iincreased
youincreased
he/she/itincreased
weincreased
youincreased
theyincreased
Present Perfect
Ihaveincreased
youhaveincreased
he/she/ithasincreased
wehaveincreased
youhaveincreased
theyhaveincreased
Past Perfect
Ihadincreased
youhadincreased
he/she/ithadincreased
wehadincreased
youhadincreased
theyhadincreased
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Normally, bidders for regulated assets increase the amount of debt to leverage the return achieved on the investment.
www.afr.com
Those distortions of maldistribution have been well documented as assets owned by people who can afford assets increase in value faster than wages.
www.cbc.ca
With interest rates being so low and property prices booming, homeowners are becoming addicted to watching their assets increase in value.
www.express.co.uk
As assets increase management and performance fees rise faster than costs, expanding profits.
www.afr.com
But as the assets increase through growth and with future contributions, the fees will weigh on long-term performance.
www.theglobeandmail.com