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1. n1) стоимость2) ценность; важность; значение; величина•to determine the value — определять ценность / стоимость
to put much value upon smth — высоко ценить что-л.
- actual valueto sacrifice one's values or principles — поступаться своими моральными ценностями или принципами
- aggregate value
- annual value
- average value
- basic value
- commercial value
- commitment to democratic values
- cultural value
- current values
- daily value
- democratic values
- dramatic rise in the value of the yen
- economic value
- effective values
- exact value
- exchange value
- experimental value
- extra surplus value
- fundamental values
- genuine values
- human values
- in terms of dollar value
- inestimable values
- intellectual values - marginal value
- market value
- material values
- measure of value
- money value
- moral values
- nominal value
- optimal value
- original value
- plunge in value
- present values
- questionable value
- relative surplus value
- sale value
- share value
- sharp rises of the dollar value
- spiritual values
- street value
- surplus value
- the dollar value has continued its downward spiral
- the pound value fell by two cents against the dollar
- total value
- traditional values
- unit value
- universal values
- use value
- value in use
- value of commodity
- value of currency
- value of exports
- value of gold
- value of imports
- value of labor
- value of manpower
- value of money 2. v1) оценивать2) ценить (что-л.), дорожить (чем-л.)
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