devalue

vt.

使（货币）贬值；降低（某事物）的价值，贬低；

vi.

（货币）贬值；

过去式：devalued过去分词：devalued现在分词：devaluing第三人称单数：devalues

1. Governments may in fact suffer from having the option to devalue.
   事实上，政府因选择货币贬值也会遭受损失。
2. If these measures are insufficient, a country may devalue its currency.
   如果这些措施并不适合，那么一个国家将可能对他本国货币进行贬值。

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