valuable如何读

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valuable英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 贵重的,珍贵的,值钱的,名贵的 worth a lot of money
  2. 宝贵的,有价值的,极有用的 having great usefulness or value
n.(名词)
  1. [P] 贵重物品 sth especially sth small such as a piece of jewellery

valuable是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 贵重的,值钱的
  2. 宝贵的,珍贵的
  3. 有价值的,有用的,很重要的
  4. 可估价的
  5. 可评价的
  6. 难得的,可贵的
n. (名词)
  1. 贵重物品,财宝,珠宝
  2. 财产

valuable自然拼读

val·u·a·ble

vael y bl

valuable变形

复数:valuables

比较级:more valuable

最高级:most valuable

valuable扩展

valuably (adv.), valuableness (n.)

valuable词根

词根:value

adj.

valued 重要的;宝贵的;贵重的;经估价的

valueless 无价值的;不值钱的;微不足道的

n.

value 值;价值;价格;重要性;确切涵义

valuation 评价,估价;计算

valuableness 昂贵;贵重;有价值

valuer 评价者;估价者;价格核定人

vt.

value 评价;重视;估价

valuate 对…作估价

valuable英英释义

Noun

1. something of value;

"all our valuables were stolen"

Adjective

1. having great material or monetary value especially for use or exchange;

"another human being equally valuable in the sight of God"

"a valuable diamond"

2. having worth or merit or value;

"a valuable friend"

"a good and worthful man"

3. of great importance or use or service;

"useful information"

"valuable advice"

valuable词组

valuable experience宝贵的经验

valuable information有价值的情报

most valuable player最有价值球员;最优秀选手

valuable considerationn. 与受益价值相等的回报

valuable区别

 valuable, precious

这组词都有“贵重的,有价值的”的意思,其区别是:

valuable指有相当价值,可高价出售的,或有用、有益的东西。

precious指因稀罕、不易得到而很值钱,或因本身的品质而具有极大的价值。

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valuable词源中文解释

"极有价值或价格的",来自1580年代的 value(动词)+ -able。作为名词,"有价值的东西",来自1775年(现代常用复数形式)。相关词汇: Valuably。

valuable词源英文解释

Adjectivevalue >entry 2 + -able Noun noun derivative of valuable >entry 1

The first known use of valuable was circa 1576

valuable儿童词典英英释义

value1 of 2noun

a fair return in goods, services, or money for something exchanged

the amount of money something is worth

worth, utility, or importance in comparison with something else

a numerical quantity that is assigned or is found by calculation or measurement

find the value of x

the length of time a musical note is to be held

the lightness or darkness of a color

something (as a belief) that is valuable or desirable

value2 of 2verb

to estimate the worth of

was valued at $200

to think highly of

values your advice

value1 of 2noun

a fair return in goods, services, or money for something exchanged

the amount of money something is worth

worth, utility, or importance in comparison with something else

a numerical quantity that is assigned or is found by calculation or measurement

find the value of x

the length of time a musical note is to be held

the lightness or darkness of a color

something (as a belief) that is valuable or desirable

value2 of 2verb

to estimate the worth of

was valued at $200

to think highly of

values your advice

value1 of 2noun

a fair return in goods, services, or money for something exchanged

the amount of money something is worth

worth, utility, or importance in comparison with something else

a numerical quantity that is assigned or is found by calculation or measurement

find the value of x

the length of time a musical note is to be held

the lightness or darkness of a color

something (as a belief) that is valuable or desirable

value2 of 2verb

to estimate the worth of

was valued at $200

to think highly of

values your advice

valuationnoun

the value placed on something

valuable1 of 2adjective

worth a large amount of money

a valuable necklace

of great use or service

valuable advice

valuable2 of 2noun

a possession (as a jewel) of great value—usually used in plural

valuable1 of 2adjective

worth a large amount of money

a valuable necklace

of great use or service

valuable advice

valuable2 of 2noun

a possession (as a jewel) of great value—usually used in plural

valuable1 of 2adjective

worth a large amount of money

a valuable necklace

of great use or service

valuable advice

valuable2 of 2noun

a possession (as a jewel) of great value—usually used in plural

valuable1 of 2adjective

worth a large amount of money

a valuable necklace

of great use or service

valuable advice

valuable2 of 2noun

a possession (as a jewel) of great value—usually used in plural

valuable 例句

1 This oil painting is very valuable.

这幅油画很有价值.

2 They just want to steal our valuables and jewelry.

3 “But, Eva, dear, your shoes are carrying your most valuable possession—your life. Do not delay. Everything else can be replaced,” said the shoe poet.

4 “The one who understands how truly valuable this property is.”

5 “I would have rathered you had killed two hundred Jews and not destroyed such valuable assets,” said Hermann Göring, founder of the Gestapo.

6 He had already established ANC offices in Ghana, England, Egypt, and Tanganyika, and had made valuable contacts for us in many other countries.

7 “Well, then you just became our most valuable asset.”

8 He had ripped open the feather mattress in search of valuables, littering the floor with mounds of horsehair and goose down.

9 All of the disputed territories contain valuable minerals, and some of them yield important vegetable products such as rubber which in colder climates it is necessary to synthesize by comparatively expensive methods.

10 Conmen..tricking the elderly into handing over valuable heirloomssfor peanuts.

11 “Very valuable,” Kurchatov said of the material provided by the KGB.

12 The young painter's works jeered at at first, but later they proved to be very valuable.

那位年轻画家的作品起初受到嘲弄, 但后来事实证明那些作品是非常有价值的.

13 And here we are, at the center of the arc, trapped in the gaudiest, most valuable, and most improbable water wheel the world has ever seen.

14 Maimonides’ argument was, indeed, a “proof” of God’s existence—something incredibly valuable in any theology.

15 Sanity is a valuable possession; I hoard it the way people once hoarded money.

16 Pocock thought he would be more valuable to the sport if he continued to build shells.

17 Holmes’s building and land were valuable to begin with, given Englewood’s continued growth, but now his property seemed the equivalent of a seam of gold ore.

18 Baekelund established a valuable nomenclature.

巴克伦建立了很有价值的命名法.

19 He spent hours bargaining for the valuable painting.

他花费了好几个小时,想廉价把这幅贵重的画弄到手.

20 She helped the old couple pick up all their valuables and retie their packages.

valuable 同义词

1 很有价值的

of great price

4 非常重要的

essential

9 很重要的

focal bread-and-butter

13 值钱的

rich costly

14 贵重物品

treasure

15 可贵的

worthful

21 可评价的

ratable appraisable

valuable 短语相关

most valuable player valuable consideration

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