assets

英 [ˈæsets]

美 [ˈæsets]

n.  有价值的人(或事物); 有用的人(或事物); 资产; 财产
asset的复数

经济

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 有用的物（或人）；财富
  Something or someone that is anassetis considered useful or helps a person or organization to be successful.
  1. Her leadership qualities were the greatest asset of the Conservative Party...
     她的领导才能是保守党最宝贵的财富。
  2. His Republican credentials made him an asset.
     他作为共和党人的资历成了他的一笔财富。
• N-PLURAL 资产；财产
  Theassetsof a company or a person are all the things that they own.
  1. By the end of 1989 the group had assets of 3.5 billion francs.
     到1989年底该集团拥有的资产达35亿法郎。

英英释义

noun

• anything of material value or usefulness that is owned by a person or company

双语例句

• Such a merger would be the largest in US banking history, giving the two banks combined assets of some$ 146 billion.
  这将是美国银行业历史上最大的一次合并，使两家银行的总资产达到1,460亿美元左右。
• Brazil says its constitution forbids the private ownership of energy assets.
  巴西称其宪法禁止个人占有能源资产。
• It is no thanks to the Government that net assets did rise.
  净资产的确增长了，但这与政府无关。
• The company's liquid assets are enormous.
  这家公司拥有巨额流动资产。
• Nor do their debts looks so horrendous when related to the value of their fixed assets.
  如果和他们的固定资产值相比，他们的债务看起来也并不算惊人。
• Households accumulate wealth across a broad spectrum of assets
  家庭在以各种各样的资产形式积累财富。
• Fixed assets are fully depreciated.
  折旧足额。
• Many people use personal assets as collateral for small business loans
  很多人把个人财产用作小额商业贷款的抵押品。
• Last June, he closed his business voluntarily and signed his assets over to someone else.
  去年6月，他主动关闭了自己的公司并签字将资产转让给了其他人。
• Depreciation is calculated and deducted from most of these assets, which represents the economic cost of the asset over its useful life.
  折旧是根据大部分这些资产进行计算并扣除，表示这些资产在其使用年限内的经济成本。