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单词 amortize
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amortize
verb[T]
formal(UKusuallyamortise)
uk
/əˈmɔː.taɪz/us
/æmˈɔːr.taɪz/
toreduceadebtorcostbypayingsmallregularamounts:
Theypaymonthlyloanpaymentsbasedon aformulathat amortizes thedebtover 15years, at 8percentinterest.
Theeconomicsof a showdependon thenumberofweeksover which theproducercan amortize thestart-upcosts.
to take acost, forexamplethecostof somethingboughtfor abusiness, away from theamountoftaxthat ispaid, insmallamountsover aperiodoftime:
Thevalueof themachineryis amortized overitsestimatedusefullife.机器的货款在其预计使用年限期间分期支付。
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  • Economicsdictatethatschedulebecause itenablesclinicstotreatpatientsinshiftsto amortize thecostof theequipment, he said.
  • Iknowhow to make aprofit, and Iknowhow to amortize thedebt.
  • Thatcost, he said, could be amortized over thelifeof therevenuestream.
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amortizable
amortization
(Definition ofamortizefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
amortize
verb[T]
formal(UKusuallyamortise)
uk
/əˈmɔː.taɪz/us
/æmˈɔːr.taɪz/
toreduceadebtbypayingsmallregularamounts
分期偿还（债务）
Thevalueof themachineryis amortized overitsestimatedusefullife.机器的货款在其预计使用年限期间分期支付。

amortize| Business English

amortize
verb[T]
(UKalsoamortise)
uk
/əˈmɔːtaɪz/us
ACCOUNTING,TAX
tospreadthevalueorcostof anassetinaccountsover anumberofyears:
amortize sth over sthCompanies usedepreciationto amortizefixedassetsovertheirusablelife.
Thevalueof themachineryisamortizedoveritsestimatedusefullife.
Compare
depreciate
toreduceadebtbypayingsmallregularamounts:
Whenaskedwhattollswould berequiredtoamortizethepaymentsunder thecontracts, he said thefigureswereastronomical.

amortization

noun[U](UKalsoamortisation)uk/əˌmɔːtɪˈzeɪʃən/us/æmˌɔːrṱə-/
Costs beforedepreciationand amortisationjumped45% in asingleyear.
(Definition ofamortizefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofamortize

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This reuse permits the effort required to develop sets of transformations to be amortized over a large number of derivations.
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Using this technique, the carry propogation which occurs when the final carry-save number is converted back to binary is amortized over many additions.
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As with any context-dependent optimization, the time cost of specialization must be amortized across repeated executions of the specialized program.
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Some expenditures have an impact over several periods and capital-type items should be amortized and charged accordingly.
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However, it is easy toamortizethe cost of those substitutions through the use of more sophisticated data structures to represent the typing environment.
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By amortizing the cost of the reversal over those insertions, we see that each operation requires only 0(1) amortized time.
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As initial failures of irrigation wells gives the life as zero, if a majority of wells have initial failure, then amortized cost will be infinity.
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The amortized cost of watershed treatment forms around $7,897 (amortized at 2 per cent for 20 years, assumed to be the life of the watershed).
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However, it can be shown that these operations take only (1) amortized time, even in a persistent setting.
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The standard solutions require only 0(1) amortized time per operation, but might require 0(n) time for any particular operation.
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The scanners were amortized over 7 years and the cyclotron over 20 years.
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Chapter 6 explains in great detail the use of lazy evaluation to implement persistent, amortized data structures.
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Specifically, sponsors of plans that are at least 70% funded have 7 years toamortizeany shortfalls.
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These costs were amortized over the lifespan of the equipment.
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Typically, industry is allowed toamortizethe cost of the failed therapies in research and development through the price of the successful treatments.
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