intransitive. Of a commodity, currency, share, etc.: to become cheaper or less valuable; to diminish in value, depreciate.
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释义 | society > trade and finance > monetary value > price > fluctuation in price > [verb (intransitive)] > decline in price or fall (17) fall?1532 intransitive. Of a commodity, currency, share, etc.: to become cheaper or less valuable; to diminish in value, depreciate. to come down1832 intransitive. To decrease, reduce, or be lowered in number, quantity, value, price, or degree (to or by a specified level or amount). settle1868 transitive (causatively). To lower (a commodity, rent) in price or value. Also intransitive, to go down in price. dialect. sag1870 Commerce. To decline in price. Also with down, away, off. recede1883 intransitive. To decline or fall, esp. in value. shorten1884 intransitive. To grow shorter. Of a price, odds: To be lowered or lessened. ease1900 intransitive. Of shares: to become easier, fall in value. Subcategories:— again (1) — slightly (1) — after rising (1) — suddenly or rapidly (5) — reach lowest level (1) — become cheap (1) |
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