undervalued

英 [ˌʌndəˈvæljuːd]

美 [ˌʌndərˈvæljuːd]

v.  低估; 对…认识不足; 轻视
undervalue的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：undervalued　过去式：undervalued　

BNC.40461 / COCA.26850

柯林斯词典

• VERB 低估；轻视；小看
  If youundervaluesomething or someone, you fail to recognize how valuable or important they are.
  1. We must never undervalue freedom...
     我们决不能低估自由的价值。
  2. Many companies deal with their female employees in a way that undervalues them.
     许多公司轻视女员工。

双语例句

• But some analysts believe that Chinese bank shares are now undervalued.
  但一些分析师认为，中资银行的股价目前被低估。
• First, I think the RMB is not undervalued currency.
  第一，我认为人民币的币值没有低估。
• It is even more undervalued against the euro and commodity currencies such as the Australian dollar.
  美元兑欧元和澳元等大宗商品货币的汇率被低估得更为厉害。
• The yen then, like the renminbi now, was widely regarded as undervalued.
  当时的日元就像今天的人民币，人们普遍认为被低估了。
• Nurses are undervalued, and they never enjoy the same status as doctors
  护士的作用被人们低估了，她们从未享有和医生同样的地位。
• They are resorting to undervalued exchange rates to ensure their share of global markets.
  它们采取汇率低估的方式，以确保自身在全球市场上的份额。
• An undervalued exchange rate is also a big help.
  被低估的汇率也帮了大忙。
• You may feel undervalued, or a job that was once challenging is now at a standstill.
  也许你感到被看低了，或者原来有挑战的工作现在停滞不前。
• However, some experts point to other economic statistics to argue that China's money is undervalued.
  但是，一些专家提出其它经济统计，说中国货币是低估了。
• Their currencies have become undervalued rather than overvalued.
  这些国家的货币已被低估，而不是高估。