asset

美音：['æset] 英音：['æset]

简单释义：

n.资产；财产；有价值的人（或事物）；有用的人（或事物）

abbr.行政官员及技术人员联合会

网络财富；有用的东西；宝贵的人

变形：

复数：assets

完整释义：

1.资产;资本;资金;本钱,老本
2.资产;财产
3.财产,财富;贵重物品
4.有用的资源,宝贵的人[物]
5.有利
6.〔委婉语〕“星球大战”战备防御计划中全部武器的总称
7.杰出的地方
8.可贵
9.技术
10.力量

abbr.

1.Association of Supervisory Staffs Executives and Technicians (英国)主管人员、行政官员及技术人员联合会

例句：

Worthlessness of the asset, however, can entitle the company to a loss deduction even if the asset has not been completely abandoned.
然而，资产使用性的丧失，可以让公司在没有完全废弃该资产的情况下确认减值损失。
In short, don't double down on an asset that has had such a tremendous run.
简而言之，不要在已经出现这种巨大涨幅的资产上“双倍下注”。
This type of income is called residual income and is often coined an intangible asset.
这类收入往往被称为创造了剩余收入和无形资产。
Whilst a true reproduction of the actual colour might be an added asset, it is not in fact possible to make such a diagram.
尽管若能做到实际彩色的真实重现可能会更有价值，但事实上不可能制得这样的图。
He is whip-smart, to be sure, but the equanimity with which he approaches politics seems the bigger asset during a crisis era.
可以确定地说，他很聪明，他在经济危机时期所表现出的沉着与稳重看起来是更重要的资本。
"The debate is still out on the long-term benefits of listing asset management groups, " admits one corporate financier.
一位负责公司金融业务的主管表示：“对于资产管理集团上市所带来的长期好处，仍然存在争论。”
The eurozone as a whole did not suffer huge asset bubbles and consequent financial crises: these were limited to a few peripheral members.
欧元区总体并未遭遇严重的资产泡沫和后续金融危机：这些只在少数外围国家出现。
The portion of an asset's cost expected to be recovered through sale or trade-in of the asset at the end of its useful life.
是资产成本的一部分价值，这一部分价值等于预计在资产使用寿命结束，并将资产销售或处置后可以收回的金额。

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