Definition of revalorization in English:

revalorization

(also revalorisation)

noun ˌriːvalərʌɪˈzeɪʃn

1Economics. The action or process of establishing a new (especially a higher) price or value for a commodity, asset, etc.; a new valuation; specifically revaluation of a currency; an instance of this.
2The assigning of a new or renewed worth or importance to something; a re-evaluation in more positive terms.

Early 20th century. From re- + valorization. Compare French revalorisation. Compare slightly later revalorize.

(also revalorisation)

nounˌriːvalərʌɪˈzeɪʃn

1Economics. The action or process of establishing a new (especially a higher) price or value for a commodity, asset, etc.; a new valuation; specifically revaluation of a currency; an instance of this.
2The assigning of a new or renewed worth or importance to something; a re-evaluation in more positive terms.

Early 20th century. From re- + valorization. Compare French revalorisation. Compare slightly later revalorize.

单词	revalorization
释义	Definition of revalorization in English: revalorization (also revalorisation) noun ˌriːvalərʌɪˈzeɪʃn 1Economics. The action or process of establishing a new (especially a higher) price or value for a commodity, asset, etc.; a new valuation; specifically revaluation of a currency; an instance of this. 2The assigning of a new or renewed worth or importance to something; a re-evaluation in more positive terms. Origin Early 20th century. From re- + valorization. Compare French revalorisation. Compare slightly later revalorize. Definition of revalorization in US English: revalorization (also revalorisation) nounˌriːvalərʌɪˈzeɪʃn 1Economics. The action or process of establishing a new (especially a higher) price or value for a commodity, asset, etc.; a new valuation; specifically revaluation of a currency; an instance of this. 2The assigning of a new or renewed worth or importance to something; a re-evaluation in more positive terms. Origin Early 20th century. From re- + valorization. Compare French revalorisation. Compare slightly later revalorize.
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