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21 actual cash value
actual cash value (a.c.v.) 1. GEN effektiver Barwert m, angemessener Marktwert m, fairer Marktpreis m (synonymous: fair market value; the amount of money, less depreciation, that it would cost to replace something damaged beyond repair with a comparable item); 2. ECON, FIN Kapitalwert m; Zeitwert m, Marktwert m (value of an investment calculated as the sum of its initial cost and the present value of expected future cash flows; Summe der einer Investition zurechenbaren und auf einen definierten Zeitpunkt zum Kalkulationszinssatz diskontierten Nettorückflüsse, einschließlich Anschaffungsauszahlung und Liquidationserlös)Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > actual cash value
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22 face value
(the value stated on the face of a coin etc: Some old coins are now worth a great deal more than their face value.) pålydende, nominell verdisubst. \/ˈfeɪsˌvæljuː\/nominell verdi, pålydendetake something at its face value ta noe for hva det er -
23 face value
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24 set (a high) value on something
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25 set a high value on something
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26 take something at (its) face value
English-Dutch dictionary > take something at (its) face value
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27 face value
noun valeur f nominale; figto take something at face value — prendre quelque chose au pied de la lettre [claim]; prendre quelque chose pour argent comptant [compliment]
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28 take something at face value
принимать за чистую монету/всерьезShe took his stories at face value and did not know he was joking.
You can't take what Robin says at face value — there's always a catch somewhere, with some advantage in it for him.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > take something at face value
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29 added value
1. Mktgan increase in the attractiveness to customers of a product or a service achieved by adding something to it2. Gen Mgt -
30 assessed value
Fina value for something that is calculated by a person such as an investment advisor -
31 ratable value
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32 sell someone on something
expr infml1)2)Can you sell the boss on your scheme? — Сможешь ли ты убедить шефа в жизнеспособности твоего проекта?
It took me half an hour to get him sold on the job — Я потратил полчаса, чтобы доказать ему, что это выгодная работа
You don't have to sell me on the value of a good education nowadays — Я без вас знаю, как важно получить хорошее образование в наше время
I could hear her selling her daughter on reading — Я слышал, как она втолковывала своей дочери о необходимости больше читать
The new dictionary of modern spoken language > sell someone on something
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33 face value
/'feis'vælju:/ * danh từ - giá trị danh nghĩa (của giấy bạc...) - (nghĩa bóng) giá trị bề ngoài =to accept (take) something at its face_value+ thừa nhận cái giá trị bề ngoài của nó -
34 accept something at its face value
Общая лексика: принимать что-либо за чистую монету, принять что-либо за чистую монетуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > accept something at its face value
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35 set the value of something at a certain sum
Общая лексика: оценить что-либо, установить цену чего-либоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > set the value of something at a certain sum
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36 take something at its face value
Общая лексика: принимать что-либо за чистую монету, принять что-либо за чистую монетуУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > take something at its face value
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37 accept something at its face value
◙ v. לקבל משהו כפי שזה* * *◙ הזש יפכ והשמ לבקל◄English-Hebrew dictionary > accept something at its face value
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38 to set a high value upon something
kaut ko augstu novērtēt; kaut ko novērtētEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to set a high value upon something
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39 to set a value upon something
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40 to take something at its' face value
pieņemt kaut ko par skaidru zeltu; ņemt kaut ko par pilnuEnglish-Latvian dictionary > to take something at its' face value
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