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1 닢
n. number, mathematical value or its symbol; identifying numeral, indefinite amount, quantity of; sum, tally, the value of coins -
2 ...의 가치 판단을 하다
v. value -
3 가격
n. price, pricing, value -
4 가치
n. value, worth -
5 가치 기준
n. value -
6 가치 있는
adj. valuable, worthy, of value, meritorious -
7 감가적인
adj. depreciatory, of or pertaining to depreciation (reduction in the value of an item or a currency) -
8 감정하다
v. judge, act as a judge; taste; appraised value -
9 값
n. value, wage, price -
10 값매기다
v. appraise, estimate value -
11 값어치
n. value, monetary or material worth; importance, merit; reasonable price, adequate return; numerical quantity; moral standards -
12 공
n. ball; gong, percussion instrument of Asian origin which resembles a shallow metal bowl, deep resonant sound of gong; emptiness; merit, value; meritoriousness, state of being praiseworthy -
13 교환 가치
n. exchangeable value -
14 국민 총생산
Gross National Product, monetary value of all of a nation's services and goods produced in a given period of time, GNP -
15 높이 평가하다
v. value -
16 동등의
adj. equivalent, equal in worth or value -
17 동등한
adj. coequal, equal with another in rank or position; equivalent, equal in worth or value; tantamount, equivalent to, equal to -
18 마이너스
n. minus, (Mathematics) sign for subtraction or negative value (-); lack, negative quantity -
19 모나드
n. monad, single-celled organism, flagellated protozoan (Biology); atom or radical with the value of one (Chemistry); inseparable metaphysical entity (Philosophy) -
20 무의미
n. meaninglessness, purposelessness, insignificance, state of lacking all value
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