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1 light loss factor
English-French architecture and construction dictionary > light loss factor
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2 exchange loss depreciation
Fin. perte de changeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > exchange loss depreciation
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3 value
value ['vælju:]1 noun(a) (monetary worth) valeur f;∎ to be of value avoir de la valeur;∎ they own nothing of value ils ne possèdent rien de valeur ou rien qui ait de la valeur;∎ this necklace is of great value ce collier vaut cher;∎ this necklace is of little value ce collier ne vaut pas grand-chose ou a peu de valeur;∎ it's of no value c'est sans valeur;∎ to be good/poor value (for money) être d'un bon/mauvais rapport qualité-prix;∎ it's excellent value for money le rapport qualité-prix est excellent;∎ it's good value at £10 ce n'est pas cher à 10 livres;∎ we got good value for our money nous en avons eu pour notre argent;∎ he gives you value for money il vous en donne pour votre argent;∎ which of the brands gives the best value? laquelle des marques est la plus avantageuse?;∎ the airline paid her the value of the lost luggage la compagnie aérienne l'a dédommagée de la perte de ses bagages;∎ to go up/down in value prendre/perdre de la valeur;∎ property is going up/down in value l'immobilier prend/perd de la valeur;∎ to depreciate in value se déprécier;∎ the increase in value la hausse de valeur, l'appréciation f;∎ the loss in value la perte de valeur, la dépréciation;∎ to set or to put a value on sth estimer la valeur de qch;∎ they put a value of £80,000 on the house ils ont estimé ou expertisé la maison à 80 000 livres;∎ of no commercial value sans valeur commerciale;∎ she bought goods to the value of £400 elle a acheté pour 400 livres de marchandise;∎ goods to the value of £50 or more are subject to duty les marchandises d'une valeur égale ou supérieure à £50 sont soumises à une taxe;∎ what will this do to the value of property? quel effet est-ce que ça va avoir sur le prix de l'immobilier?∎ he had nothing of value to add il n'avait rien d'important ou de valable à ajouter;∎ these books may be of value to them ces livres peuvent leur servir, ils peuvent avoir besoin de ces livres;∎ they place little/a high value on punctuality ils font peu de cas/grand cas de l'exactitude, ils attachent peu d'importance/beaucoup d'importance à l'exactitude;∎ your help/contribution was of great value votre aide/contribution a été très précieuse;∎ she has been of great value to the company elle a apporté une contribution précieuse à l'entreprise∎ sense of values sens m des valeurs;∎ moral values valeurs fpl morales;∎ he has old-fashioned values il est très traditionaliste(e) (of colour) valeur f(a) (assess worth of) expertiser, estimer, évaluer;∎ to have sth valued faire évaluer ou estimer ou expertiser qch;∎ we had our paintings valued nous avons fait expertiser ou estimer ou évaluer nos tableaux;∎ they valued the company at $10 billion ils ont estimé la valeur de la société à 10 milliards de dollars;∎ they valued the house at £50,000 ils ont estimé ou évalué la maison à 50 000 livres(b) (have high regard for → friendship) apprécier, estimer; (→ honesty, punctuality) faire grand cas de;∎ if you value your freedom/your life you'd better leave si vous tenez à votre liberté/à la vie, vous feriez mieux de partir;∎ we greatly value your help nous apprécions beaucoup ou nous vous sommes très reconnaissants de votre aide;∎ does he value your opinion? votre opinion lui importe-t-elle?►► Banking value in account valeur f en compte;Finance value added valeur f ajoutée;Finance value analysis analyse f de valeur;Finance value below rate décote f;Marketing value brand marque f de valeur;Commerce value chain chaîne f de valeur;Finance value for collection valeur f à l'encaissement;Finance value date date f de valeur;Finance value day jour m de valeur;Finance value engineering analyse f de valeur;Finance value in exchange valeur f d'échange, contre-valeur f;Banking value in gold currency valeur-or f;value judgement jugement m de valeur;Finance value at liquidation valeur f de liquidation ou liquidative;Finance value at maturity valeur f à l'échéance;Finance value for money audit = estimation des performances d'une société à but non lucratif ou d'un service gouvernemental;Finance value in use valeur f d'usage
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