value

el valor

noun

value
[ˈvæljuː]
sustantivo
1valor (m) (worth)
  • to be of value -> tener valor
  • of great/little value -> muy/poco valioso(a)
  • of no value -> sin valor
  • to be good/poor value (for money) -> tener buena/mala relación calidad-precio
  • to set a value on something -> poner precio a algo
  • to the value of… -> hasta un valor de…
  • to make a value judgment -> hacer un juicio de valor
2(principle)
  • values -> valores mpl
verbo transitivo
3valorar, tasar (evaluate)
  • to get something valued -> pedir una valoración de algo
4apreciar (appreciate)

value [va-liu]
sustantivo
1Valor, utilidad o deseabilidad de una cosa; valor intrínseco.
2Valor, precio del mercado.
3Valor, aprecio, estimación.
4Valor, significación exacta, sentido; importancia.
5(Mús.) Valor, duración relativa de una nota.
6Grado o lugar en una clasificación. (Biología)
  • To set a great value on a thing -> hacer mucho aprecio de una cosa
1Valuar, valorar, señalar el valor o la estimación de; tasar.
2Estimar, apreciar, hacer mucho aprecio o estimación de una cosa 3.
sustantivo
va. Llevar cuenta de; hacer caso de; considerar, tomar en consideració

value [ˈvæljuː]
noun
1 (monetary) valor; (m)
a brooch which is of no value
property/land values valores de propiedad/tierras; (m)
Property values are expected to fall We'll see a depression in land values collapsing real-estate values
it's good valuegood sale a cuenta; está bien de precio
Spanish wines are still the best value los vinos españoles todavía son los que más salen a cuenta los que mejor están de precio;or
the large packet is the best value the restaurant is extremely good value (for money) to get good value for money you got (really) good value there
to go down decrease in valueorin bajar de valor; depreciarse
Italy's currency went down in value if your property has fallen in value and is now worth less than the mortgage Coffee has fallen in value by more than 30 % since the start of this month,
to go up increase in valueor subir de valor; revalorizarse; a rise/drop in the value of the pound una subida/bajada del valor de la libra
market valuemarket valor en el mercado; (m)
the company offers good service and value for moneymoney la compañía ofrece un buen servicio a buen precio
to [put] a value on sth you can't put set a value on a child's life
it might contain something of valueof puede que contenga algo de valor
to [set] a value on sth
you can't put set a value on itputorset no se le puede poner precio
surplus valuesurplus plusvalía; (f)
goods to the value of £100to bienes por valor de 100 libras
order goods to the value of £20 and receive a free gift
2 (merit) valor; (m)
everyone realizes the value of sincerity the value of the individual further studies will be needed to see if these therapies have any value the value of this work experience should not be underestimated
literary/artistic/scientific value valor literario/artístico/científico; (m) his visit to the country will have huge symbolic value su visita al país tendrá un gran valor simbólico
a work which has no serious literary, artistic, political or scientific value most alcoholic beverages have very little nutritional value when a meal is not properly balanced some part of its nutritive value is lost buildings considered to be of too much historic and aesthetic value to be allowed to suffer any restoration
to attach a great deal of value to sthattach conceder gran valor importancia a algo;or valorar mucho algo
to attach no value to sth no dar importancia a algo; no valorar algo
something of valueof algo valioso de valor;or
people have to work at it if they are to succeed in building something of value in their marriage
to be of value (to sb) ser útil de utilidad (para algn);or servir (a algn)
such a centre would be of value to schoolchildren, newcomers and visitors I am assuming some background information might be of value to you once he had ceased to be of value to them in Paris he was treated with great neglect and contempt it is a Chinese herb with antispasmodic properties of value to hay fever and asthma sufferers to be of little/great value to sb the experience has been of great value to her
strategically, the city was of little value to the British desde el punto de vista estratégico, la ciudad era de poca utilidad tenía poco valor para los británicos;or
this chapter will be of great value to you
her education has been of no value to her su educación no le ha servido de para nada;or
this will be of immense value to astronomers who want to study stars in other galaxies Whilst obviously of great value to dancers, actors and athletes, this exercise programme is also very useful to people with back problems
to put place set a high value on sthputorplaceorset valorar mucho algo
Ronnie puts a high value on his appearance think about whether setting a high value on slimness is really worth all the misery
sentimental valuesentimental valor sentimental; (m)
if you repeat something too many times it loses its novelty value
3 (moral) values valores (morales); (m)
family values valores de familia; (m)
4 (Mat) (Mús) (Gram) valor; (m)
what is the value of x when y is 5? ¿qué valor tiene x cuando y es igual a 5?
a value of ten parts per million (ppm) is quoted as being a safe limit for sulphur dioxide pollution
verb:transitive
1 (estimate worth of) [+property, jewellery, painting] valorar; tasar
to value sth at £200at valorar tasar algo en 200 libras;or
the bracelet was valued at £3000 the house was valued at £80,000 it is valued at £8 the lender will send a surveyor to value the property to [have] sth valued
I had to have my jewellery valued for insurance purposeshave tuve que valorar tasar mis joyas para poder asegurarlas;or
he had it valued
2 (appreciate) [+health, life, independence,] valorar; [+sb's work, opinion, friendship] valorar; apreciar
he doesn't value his life if you value your health, you'll eat properly I left my job because my work wasn't valued if we value our children's future, we cannot afford to skimp on their education we value our privacy of course I value your work we value your opinion I'd value your opinion I really value her friendship he is valued highly in the church for his wisdom How would you like to be valued solely for your appearance? Truffles are valued for their unmistakable aroma and flavour
modifier
value judgment (n) juicio de valor; (m)
There are as many ways of drawing as there are attitudes and therefore you can only make a value judgement about a drawing in relation to the artist's attitude to the subject
value system (n) sistema de valores; (m) escala de valores; (f)
central to such a value system must be a belief in a common humanity

Verb Conjugation for "value"

Imperative
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  • we value
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Preterite
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Present Continuous
  • I am valuing
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Present Perfect
  • I have valued
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Past Continuous
  • I was valuing
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Past Perfect
  • I had valued
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  • we had valued
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Future
  • I will value
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  • we will value
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Future Perfect
  • I will have valued
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Future Continuous
  • I will be valuing
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Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been valuing
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  • we have been valuing
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Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been valuing
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  • we will have been valuing
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Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been valuing
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  • we had been valuing
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