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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

nominal value N

nominal value: valor m nominal

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

valor nominal: nominal value

valor nominal: nominal value

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

nominal [Am ˈnɑmən(ə)l, Brit ˈnɒmɪn(ə)l] ADJ

1.1. nominal (in name):

nominal: nominal

1.2. nominal ECON:

nominal: nominal

nominal capital: capital m nominal

nominal wage: salario m nominal

nominal wage: sueldo m nominal

1.3. nominal (token):

nominal fee/rent: simbólico

nominal damages LAW: resarcimiento m nominal or no compensatorio

2. nominal LING:

nominal: nominal

nominal: sustantivo

I. value [Am ˈvælju, Brit ˈvaljuː] N

1. value U or C (monetary worth):

value: valor m

to gain or increase (in) value: aumentar de valor

to gain or increase (in) value: revalorizarse

to lose (in) value: depreciarse

books to the value of $500: libros por valor de 500 dólares

insured against loss to a value of $10, 000: asegurado contra pérdidas de hasta 10.000 dólares

have you anything of value in your bag?: ¿lleva algo de valor en el bolso?

a painting of great value: un cuadro muy valioso or de gran valor

he set or put a value of $700 on the vase: tasó el jarrón en 700 dólares

you can't put a value on human life: la vida humana no tiene precio

value for money: una buena relación calidad-precio

all-inclusive value-for-money European tours Brit: viajes por Europa a buen precio con todo incluido

that's good value (for money): está muy bien de precio

2. value U (worth):

value: valor m

nutritional/educational value: valor nutritivo/educativo

publicity value: valor publicitario

I am well aware of his value to the company: tengo plena conciencia de lo valioso que es para la compañía

don't place too much value on what he says: no le des mucha importancia a lo que diga

they place a very high value on loyalty: valoran mucho la lealtad

the information may be of value to the police: la información puede resultarle valiosa a la policía

3. value <values, pl > (standards):

value: valores mpl

a set of (moral) values: una escala de valores

4. value C:

value LING, MATH, MUS: valor m

II. value [Am ˈvælju, Brit ˈvaljuː] VB trans

1. value FIN:

value assets/property/business: tasar

value assets/property/business: valorar

value assets/property/business: avaluar LatAm

to value sth at sth: tasar (or valorar etc.) algo en algo

2. value (regard highly):

value friendship/opinions/advice: valorar

value friendship/opinions/advice: apreciar

value freedom/privacy: valorar

value memento/gift: apreciar

if you value your life: si en algo aprecias tu vida

3. value <valued, pp >:

valued friend/colleague: apreciado

valued friend/colleague: estimado

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valor nominal: nominal value

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nominal [ˈnɒmɪnl, Am ˈnɑ:mə-] ADJ

1. nominal (in name):

nominal: nominal

2. nominal (small):

nominal: pequeño, -a

I. value [ˈvælju:] N

1. value no pl a. MATH, MUS (worth, significance):

value: valor m

value judgement: juicio m de valor

to be of value to sb: ser valioso para alguien

to be of little value: ser de poco valor

to place a high value on sth: dar mucha importancia a algo

to be good value (for money): estar bien de precio

to be of great value: ser muy valioso

to get good value for one's money: sacar partido al dinero

to increase (in) value: aumentar de valor

to lose (in) value: depreciarse

market value: valor de mercado

to put a value on sth: poner precio a algo

to the value of: por valor de

2. value pl (moral ethics, standards):

value: valores m pl

set of values: escala f de valores

II. value [ˈvælju:] VB trans

1. value (think to be significant):

value: apreciar

to value sb as a friend: valorar a alguien como amigo

2. value (estimate financial worth):

value: tasar

to value sth at sth: valorar algo en algo

in the PONS Dictionary

valor nominal: nominal value

in the PONS Dictionary

nominal [ˈnam·ə·nəl] ADJ

1. nominal (in name):

nominal: nominal

2. nominal (small):

nominal sum: pequeño, -a

I. value [ˈvæl·ju] N

1. value a. math, MUS (worth, significance):

value: valor m

value judgment: juicio m de valor

to be of value to sb: ser valioso para alguien

to be of little value: ser de poco valor

to place a high value on sth: dar mucha importancia a algo

to be a good value (for one's money): estar bien de precio

to be of great value: ser muy valioso

to increase (in) value: aumentar de valor

to lose (in) value: depreciarse

market value: valor de mercado

to put a value on sth: poner precio a algo

Phrases:

values (moral ethics, standards): valores m pl

set of values: escala f de valores

II. value [ˈvæl·ju] VB trans

1. value (think to be significant):

value: apreciar

to value sb as a friend: valorar a alguien como amigo

2. value (estimate financial worth):

value: tasar

to value sth at sth: valorar algo en algo

GEA Glossary of Refrigeration Technology

valor nominal: nominal value

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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Capital surplus is used to account for that amount which a firm raises in excess of the par value (nominal value) of the shares (common stock).

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The issued share capital of the company is the total number of shares existing in the company multiplied by the nominal value of each share.

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Because of the above it bore an agio, being worth more than its nominal value.

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Other taxes such as capital gains tax may apply for individuals depending on country of residence (tax status) and whether the asset is sold at increased nominal value.

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A paper currency had been instituted, and the notes, known as bluebacks, soon dropped to less than half their nominal value.

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