vale

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vale

masculine noun

1. coupon, voucher (bono)

2. free ticket (entrada gratuita)

3. receipt (comprobante)

4. IOU (pagaré)

5. pal (informal) (compañero) (Mexican Spanish, Venezuelan Spanish), mate (British), buddy (United States)

interjection

also:

vale [vah’-lay]

noun

1. Farewell, adieu; valediction. (m)

2. Bond or promissory note. (m)

3. Note of pardon given to schoolboys by the master. (m)

4. First or single hand at cards. (m)

noun

5. /em> Bill (cuenta). (m)

5. Voucher, coupon (cupón); (LA


P:	Vale, vale
R:	> James Santiago said: > It comes from valer, and yes, it is used in many, if not all, parts of Latin America. Be careful not to say "me vale," though,…

P:	Vale Vale
R:	Thank You. I was playing the BBC spanish game. I guess the spanish is Spain based. Thanks for clearing it up.

P:	Si el hombre sopiera lo que vale la mujer
R:	> "Si el hombre sopiera lo que vale la mujer iria a buscarlo a cuatros patas". Can anyone translate this phrase please? Naturally, a female would ask…

P:	Vale, me lo quedo
R:	I am back for more. Lazarus and Eddy say "Vale" = "OK". Now if the context should be about kids playing a game of tag -- can this sentence mean: ("OK,…

P:	Un secreto vale lo que aquellos de quienes . . .
R:	> samdie said: > > Natasha said: > > > lazarus1907 said: > > > The sentence does indeed suggests that there is a verb missing, but James' sharp intuition…