write-off

n.

（从账目上）勾销；注销；贬值；报废的东西

复数：write-offs

1. Eventually the project was written off as a government loss.
   最终，这次计划被当作政府的一个失败而勾销了。
2. He tried to write down the shares.
   他想方设法减低股票的帐面价值。
3. After the stock market crash, millions of pounds were written off shares as their value fell below par.
   在股票市场总崩溃后，随着股票的价值低于原票面价值，数百万英镑的股票帐面价值降低了。

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A Description and Market Analysis of Write-off Announcements
Escalation at the credit window: A longitudinal study of bank executives' recognition and write-off of problem loans.
Department of Immigration and Citizenship: administration of detention debt waiver and write-off
Methods and systems for managing reconciliation and write-off in an accrual accounting environment
Optimal Timing in Banks' Write-Off Decisions under the Possible Implementation of a Subsidy Scheme: A Real Options Approach
A total write-off. Aristophanes, Cratinus, and the rhetoric of comic competition
Goodwill write-off and financial market behaviour: An analysis of possible relationships
An Examination of SFAS No. 35: Adoption Timing Motives, Write-Off Characteristics, and Market Reaction
The Thinking on the Loan Loss Reserves and Bad Loan Write-off System of China's Commercial Banks
An Examination of SFAS No. 144: The Likelihood of Asset Impairment Recognition, Write-Off Characteristics, and Market Reaction