value

I

n.

worth

monetary, numerical worth

1) to attach value to

2) to place, put, set a value on

3) to acquire, take on value

4) an absolute; book; cash; face; fair; intrinsic; nominal; nuisance; numerical; strategic; token value

5) (economics) surplus value

6) (economics) present value

7) a (market) value goes down; goes up

8) at a certain value (at face value)

9) of value (a discovery of great value)

principles, qualities

10) to cherish; foster values

11) enduring; moral; spiritual; traditional; uncorrupted values (to return to traditional values)

12) middle-class; Victorian values

II

v.

1) to value highly, very much

2) (d; tr.) to value as (to value smb. as a friend)

3) (d; tr.) to value at (to value a painting at five thousand pounds)

4) (D; tr.) to value for (to value smt. for sentimental reasons)

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Victorian values

book

cash

face

fair

foster values

goes up

intrinsic

moral

nominal

nuisance

numerical

put

set a value on

spiritual

strategic

take on value

token value

traditional

very much

uncorrupted values (to return to traditional values)

(economics) present value

(economics) surplus value

['principles, qualities'] to cherish

['worth'] ['monetary, numerical worth'] to attach value to

a (market) value goes down

an absolute

enduring

middle-class

to acquire

to place

to value highly

of value (a discovery of great value)

at a certain value (at face value)

(d; tr.) to value at (to value a painting at five thousand pounds)

(d;tr.) to value as (to value smb. as a friend)

(D; tr.) to value for (to value smt. for sentimental reasons)