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I[΄vælju:] n արժեք. values թանկարժեք իրեր/առարկաներ. տնտ. արժեք, գին. exchange value փոխանակային արժեք. book value հաշ վեկշռային արժեք. face value անվանական ար ժեք. market value շուկայական արժեք. relative value հարաբերական արժեք. surplus value հավելյալ արժեք.VAT, value added tax ավելացված արժեքի հարկ. երժշ. (նոտայի տևողություն) give the note its full value նոտան իր ամբողջ տևո ղությամբ պահել. recognize the value of արժեքը գիտակցել. մաթ. թվական արժեք. great/little/some/no value մեծ/փոքր/որոշ/ոչ մի արժեք. (կարևորություն, նշանակություն) the value of discipline կարգապահության կա րևորու թյունը. His advice is of great value Սա անգնահատելի խորհուրդ է. the full value of the car մեքենայի լրիվ արժեքը. This suit is good value for money Այս կոստյումը շահավետ գնում է. take smth at face value հալած յուղի տեղ դնել. spiritual/moral values հոգևոր/բարոյական արժեքներ. scale of value արժեքների սանդղակ. have a good sense of values հասկանալ` ինչն է իսկապես արժեքավոր կյանքում. հմկրգ. value area արժեքների տիրույթ. value assignment արժեքների վերագրում value list արժեքների ցուցակ/աղյուսակ. value parameter արժեքով փոխանցվող պարա մետրII[΄vælju:] v գնահատել, արժեքավորել. He valued the painting at 100 dol. Նա նկարը գնահատեց 100 դոլար. I value your opinion փխբ. Ես գնահատում եմ ձեր կարծիքը
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