valuable

1 عمومی:: قیمتی‌، باارزش، باارزش‌، نفیس‌، پربها، گرانبها

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   adj. worth a lot of money VERBS be, look | become | remain ADV. extremely, really, very | quite, rather | commercially commercially valuable expertise very useful VERBS be, prove, seem | become | remain | make sb/sth They have skills and qualities which make them highly valuable. | consider sth ADV. eminently, enormously, especially, exceedingly, exceptionally, extremely, highly, immensely, most, particularly, really, truly, very | increasingly | quite | equally The subject could be equally valuable for scientists. | inherently, intrinsically The Romantics believed that the life of the imagination was intrinsically valuable. | potentially | ecologically, educationally, scientifically, socially ecologically valuable species PREP. as The survey was valuable as an indicator of local opinion. | for Good eyesight is a quality which is extremely valuable for a hunting animal. | to documents that are enormously valuable to historians

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: adj. worthwhile: She's a valuable addition to our staff. noun money, ID etc.: He reported he had lost his valuables.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: valuable nouns help • There can be no doubt that this sort of help is valuable for teachers. advice • The booklet contains valuable advice for new mothers. information • The police were contacted by a number of people who had valuable information about the bombings. experience • The experience you can gain in a small advertising agency will be very valuable. contribution • He made a valuable contribution to our work. asset • If you have a good network of contacts, you have a valuable asset. source • Fish are a valuable source of protein. tool • Exercise is a valuable tool in treating depression. verbs prove valuable (= be valuable for someone ) • This advice was to prove valuable.

transnet.ir

4 general:: worth a lot of money valuable worth a lot of money and expensive to buy: • a valuable piece of jewellery • The carpet is extremely valuable. priceless so valuable that it is impossible to calculate a price: • a priceless painting by Rembrandt • The statue is priceless. precious metal/stone precious metals such as gold, or stones such as diamonds are very rare and expensive: • Back in ancient times, coins contained precious metals. • The ring was set with dozens of precious stones. worth a lot/a fortune informal to be worth a very large amount of money: • Some rare baseball cards are worth a fortune. very special and important precious very special and important to someone - used about people or things: • My family have always been precious to me. • His free time was very precious to him. • the place where I kept my most precious things prized very special and important to someone, so that they want very much to keep them or obtain them: • The book was one of his most prized possessions . • The shells are prized for their beauty (= are considered to be very special ) . treasured very special and important to someone, especially because it is connected with someone they love: • the case in which she kept her most treasured possessions • The holiday was now a treasured memory. • a treasured gift from her grandmother irreplaceable extremely special and important, especially because it is the only one of its kind: • The manuscripts are said to be irreplaceable.

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