VALUE - Translation from English into Chinese

I. value [ˈvæljuː] N

1. value:

value: 益处 yìchù

value: 重要性 zhòngyàoxìng

be of great (no) value to sb: 对某人很有用(没用)

2. value:

value: 价值 jiàzhí

value: 价格 jiàgé

face value: 票面价值

3. value:

value: 划算 huásuàn

get good value for one's money: 钱花得值

4. value [常作复数]:

value: 价值观 jiàzhíguān

value: (道德)标准 biāozhǔn

II. value [ˈvæljuː] VB trans

1. value:

value: 估价 gūjià

value the watch at ＄2000: 估计这表值2000美元

2. value:

value: 重视 zhòngshì

added value [ˈædıd ...] N

added value: (商品的)附加价值 fùjiā jiàzhí

added value: 增值 zēngzhí

face value N

face value: 票面价值 piàomiàn jiàzhí

face value: 面额 miàn'é

insured value N

insured value: 保险价值 bǎoxiǎn jiàzhí

added value tax N

added value tax: 增值税 zēngzhíshuì

box-office value N

box-office value: 票房价值 piàofáng jiàzhí

stored-value card N

stored-value card: 储值卡 chǔzhíkǎ

Present
I	value
you	value
he/she/it	values
we	value
you	value
they	value

Past
I	valued
you	valued
he/she/it	valued
we	valued
you	valued
they	valued

Present Perfect
I	have	valued
you	have	valued
he/she/it	has	valued
we	have	valued
you	have	valued
they	have	valued

Past Perfect
I	had	valued
you	had	valued
he/she/it	had	valued
we	had	valued
you	had	valued
they	had	valued

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

face value: 票面价值

value the watch at ＄2000: 估计这表值2000美元

get good value for one's money: 钱花得值

be of great (no) value to sb: 对某人很有用(没用)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

It contains several displays which portray the success and value of multiculturalism.

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The shares were redeemed at the full face value (no discount).

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As the angle increases the value decreases so that higher frequency components are more and more attenuated.

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The overcapacity and costs tied up 92 percent of the public information technology budget, hindering other project which could have created value from being carried out.

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People began to tear apart the encased stamps in order to retrieve and maintain the value of the stamp that was kept inside.

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