Examples of using Devalue in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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By devalue, I mean that they will say insulting things that are designed to make someone else feel worthless.
a weakening national currency devalue your savings over time.
wouldn't that rapid expansion devalue that stock completely in two years?
To put it mildly, the old lady was disgusted with such claims that devalue our profession.
which he feared would devalue the hryvnia.
demonise minorities, erode women's rights, devalue solidarity”.
In some cases we may even think that we deserve what is happening to us, we blame and devalue ourselves.
It is especially enjoyed by folks who are used to their constant currency to collapse and devalue.
busted sidewalks will all devalue your home.
The answer, overwhelmingly, would be that it should devalue- let the drachma's value drop,
A responsible filmmaker should never devalue their work to a point at which it becomes less than true to the world they themselves wish to inhabit.
France cannot devalue its currency, so it must pursue a policy of budget austerity and reducing the cost
All affected however, can not devalue their currencies too much because of the risk of sudden capital flight.
Nor can Ireland devalue the currency- the value of its euro is set at equal to the euro used throughout the EMU.
for when they idealize half the world they must devalue the rest.”.
there is no Federal Reserve authority that can devalue it.
the lack of real discussion of the issues raised with them, can devalue this constitutional instrument," he said.
tampering of the timestamp would break the integrity of the digital currency and devalue it to zero.
as a man can devalue them.
Disadvantages of introducing the euro arising from the fact that eurozone countries can no longer devalue their currencies, remain unaccounted for.