appreciation

UK:  [ə.priːʃi'eɪʃ(ə)n]

US:  [ə.priʃi'eɪʃ(ə)n]

复数：appreciations  

n.

1.鉴赏,欣赏

2.欣赏;评价

3.上升;升值,增值

4.感谢;感激

5.评价,鉴别

6.谢意,谢忱

7.了解;认识;会意;考虑

8.知道,了解

9.(地价等的)上涨,腾贵

10.尊重;鼓舞

1 . Not only do these properties seem to be on an upward trend, but yuan appreciation further boosts returns in dollar terms.
他们这样做不仅是因为这些城市的房地产价格呈现上升趋势，而且是因为人民币升值会进一步提高在华房地产投资以美元计算的回报率。

2 . But if the Japanese currency started moving in the other direction, it would cost the group Y6bn a year for each Y1 appreciation, he said.
不过他表示，如果日元开始走强，兑美元汇率每升值1日元，索尼每年将损失60亿日元。

3 . I have an intellectual appreciation that mountain-climbing is risky, but I've got to tell myself after 20 years of climbing I'm still alive.
在理智上，我很清楚登山运动是危险的，但是我不得不告诉自己，爬了20年山我仍然健在。

4 . Finally, he said appreciation was likely to resume eventually at the same pace as prior to mid-2008, in other words about 7 percent a year.
该人士还指出，人民币最终的升值步伐可能与2008年中期以前相同，即每年7%。

5 . 'An appreciation of the currency, appears highly desirable on its own, ' he said.
他说，以中国自身利益来看，人民币升值显得十分可取。