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"depreciating" in Spanish
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"depreciating" in Spanish
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Life Life defines the period over which an asset is depreciated.
Vida El tiempo de utilización determina el número de períodos hasta que el bien se deprecia.
Recently, President Chávez has tried to overcome this problem by depreciating the currency and getting public debt under control.
Últimamente, el Presidente Chávez ha intentado resolver este problema depreciando la moneda y haciéndose con el control de la deuda pública.
We know that the euro is depreciating at a rapid rate before our eyes and that government bond spreads are rising.
Sabemos que el euro se está depreciando ante nuestros ojos a una gran velocidad y que los diferenciales de interés de nuestros bonos públicos crecen con rapidez.
to depreciate(also: to devaluate)
Indeed, you spoke of releasing funds for timber storage on the grounds that its price must not depreciate.
En efecto, ha hablado usted de desbloquear fondos para el almacenamiento de madera, porque no debe depreciarse.
A video system initially costing 50,000 currency units is to be depreciated annually for the next 5 years.
Un equipo de vídeo con un precio de compra de 50.000 unidades monetarias debe depreciarse anualmente durante 5 años.
to depreciate(also: to write down)
Office equipment with an initial cost of 50,000 currency units is to be depreciated over 7 years.
Se quiere amortizar un equipo de oficina con un precio de compra de 50.000 unidades monetarias en 7 años.
I would be more careful when using the word 'historical', because I think we depreciate the concept if we use it too often.
Yo tendría más cuidado al usar la palabra "histórico" porque pienso que menospreciamos el concepto si lo usamos con demasiada frecuencia.
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The value of the family is depreciating in Europe, and the state is interfering more and more in family life.
La familia está perdiendo valor en Europa y el Estado interfiere cada vez más con la vida familiar.
Many fellow Members say that the speculators are to blame, that the market is to blame, for attacking the euro and depreciating its value.
Muchos Estados miembros culpan a los especuladores, del mercado, por atacar al euro y devaluarlo.
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