underpriced

英 [ˌʌndəˈpraɪst]

美 [ˌʌndərˈpraɪst]

adj.  定价过低的; 售价过低的

BNC.48058

牛津词典

adj.

• 定价过低的；售价过低的
  something that is underpriced is sold at a price that is too low and less than its real value

双语例句

• It has rarely been a problem of judging when risk is historically underpriced.
  判断风险何时被历史性地低估几乎很少成为问题。
• Mr Abe and the business community in Japan continue to think their main problem is an expensive yen, or more accurately an underpriced Korean won.
  安倍与日本企业界仍然认为，日本的主要问题是日元汇率过高，或者，更准确地说，是韩元汇率过低。
• The costs of this underpriced credit were met by bank shareholders and taxpayers.
  银行股东和纳税人承担了这些信贷定价过低的代价。
• Times are long past when Chinese art was an underpriced bargain, when foreigners could shop in the mainland, and when collectors were still at the kindergarten level in their knowledge of Asian art.
  那些中国艺术品还是低价买卖，外国人能够在大陆进行收购，而且藏家们关于亚洲艺术的知识还停留在幼儿园阶段的老日子一去不复返了。
• Antidumping measures involve assessing how much imports are underpriced relative to the price in their home markets.
  实行反倾销措施之前，需要评估进口产品的价格相对产品在本国市场价格的便宜程度。
• Banks shared out their excess profits from underpriced credit among the shareholders, customers and traders.
  银行在股东、客户、交易员之间分配低价信贷带来的超额收益。
• But the ECB could, for example, buy up the underpriced bonds of various eurozone governments that have recently been subject to speculative attacks.
  不过欧洲央行也可以做一些事情，比如尽数购入各种价格被低估的欧元区政府债券。这些债券最近遭受了投机性冲击。
• Risk was systematically underpriced. And, in order to sate the banks 'hunger for fresh securities, lending standards fell.
  风险被系统性地低估；为了满足银行对新证券产品的渴求，放贷标准也有所下降。
• The currency is undervalued and capital is underpriced.
  人民币币值被低估，资本定价水平偏低。
• That if people thought that the stock was underpriced well people would buy more of it in the price would have risen already.
  如果人们认为股票的价格较低，人们就会买进股票，价格就会增高。