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I ['væljuː]1) (monetary worth) valore m., prezzo m.2) (usefulness, general worth) valore m.to have o be of educational value avere un valore educativo; the value of sb. as il valore di qcn. come; the value of doing l'importanza di fare; sales were successful thanks to its novelty value — le vendite sono state ottime grazie alla sua originalità
4) (standards, ideals) valore m., principio m.5) mat. mus. valore m.II ['væljuː]1) (assess worth of) valutare [house, asset, company]; periziare, fare un'expertise a [antique, jewel, painting]to have sth. valued — fare valutare qcs.
to value sth. at Ј 150 — valutare qcs. 150 sterline
2) (appreciate) stimare [ person]; apprezzare [friendship, help]; tenere in considerazione [ opinion]; tenere a [reputation, independence, life]to value sb. as a friend — tenere all'amicizia di qcn
* * *['vælju:] 1. noun1) (worth, importance or usefulness: His special knowledge was of great value during the war; She sets little value on wealth.) valore2) (price: What is the value of that stamp?) valore3) (purchasing power: Are those coins of any value?) valore4) (fairness of exchange (for one's money etc): You get good value for money at this supermarket!) (spendere bene)5) (the length of a musical note.) valore, lunghezza2. verb1) (to suggest a suitable price for: This painting has been valued at $50,000.) valutare2) (to regard as good or important: He values your advice very highly.) apprezzare•- valuable- valuables
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- value-added tax* * *I ['væljuː]1) (monetary worth) valore m., prezzo m.2) (usefulness, general worth) valore m.to have o be of educational value avere un valore educativo; the value of sb. as il valore di qcn. come; the value of doing l'importanza di fare; sales were successful thanks to its novelty value — le vendite sono state ottime grazie alla sua originalità
4) (standards, ideals) valore m., principio m.5) mat. mus. valore m.II ['væljuː]1) (assess worth of) valutare [house, asset, company]; periziare, fare un'expertise a [antique, jewel, painting]to have sth. valued — fare valutare qcs.
to value sth. at Ј 150 — valutare qcs. 150 sterline
2) (appreciate) stimare [ person]; apprezzare [friendship, help]; tenere in considerazione [ opinion]; tenere a [reputation, independence, life]to value sb. as a friend — tenere all'amicizia di qcn
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2 ♦ policy
♦ policy (1) /ˈpɒləsɪ/n.1 politica; linea politica; linea programmatica; indirizzo: this government's economic policy, la politica economica del presente governo; fiscal policy, politica fiscale; monetary policy, politica monetaria; company policy, politica aziendale; DIALOGO → - Computer problems- There's a no overtime policy at my office, per la politica del mio ufficio non esiste straordinario; (econ.) a policy of full employment, una politica di pieno impiego; to evolve new policies, creare nuove politiche; trade policy, politica commerciale2 [cu] linea di condotta; politica: (prov.) Honesty is the best policy, l'onestà è la miglior politica3 (comput.) criteri● policy maker, chi prende le decisioni politiche; responsabile delle decisioni; decisore □ policy-making, presa di decisioni politiche; costruzione di politiche □ policy statement, dichiarazione di politica □ policy target, obiettivo di politica.policy (2) /ˈpɒləsɪ/n.(ass.) polizza: a marine insurance policy, una polizza d'assicurazione marittima; to take out a policy, sottoscrivere una polizza● policy loan, prestito su polizza □ policy value, valore di riserva della polizza.
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