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[A]PRETIOSUS (-A -UM)CARUS (-A -UM)AESTIMABILIS (-E)[N]PENSITATIO (-ONIS) (F)- VERY VALUABLE -
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чиштьнъvenerable; valuable -
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ценный ; полезный ; (#pl.) ценности ; (#pl.) ценные вещи ; ? place valuables in safe custody ; -
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['væljʊ(ə)b(ə)l]1) Общая лексика: дорогой, дорогостоящий, драгоценный, поддающийся оценке, полезный, ценный, (to) необходимый (для чего-л.)2) Американизм: добропорядочный человек, общественно полезный, полезный для общества человек3) Математика: полноценный, содержательный4) Юридический термин: представляющий ценность, ценность5) Бухгалтерия: драгоценности, имеющий ценность, промышленный (о руде), стоящий7) Вычислительная техника: значимый8) Деловая лексика: важный, имеющий денежную стоимость -
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[`væljʊəbl]ценный; дорогой, дорогостоящий, драгоценныйполезный, ценный; высоко ценимыйценные вещи, ценности; драгоценностиАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > valuable
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[val·u·a·ble || 'væljəbl]◙ n. חפץ בעל-ערך◙ adj. בעל-ערך* * *◙ ךרע-לעב◄◙ ךרע-לעב ץפח◄ -
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aценный, дорогой, полезный -
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adjценный; подлежащий, поддающийся оценке -
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berharga* * *bernilai, berharga -
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n. Khoom muaj nuj nqisadj. Muaj nuj nqis -
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(adj) máalagá, mahalagá -
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makabuluhan, mahalagá, mahál, pangarap -
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a.beySH baha / beySH qiimat / faaKHir / giraañ qiimat / kaar aamad / maehñga / mufiid / qaabil e qadr / qaabil e eHteraam / qiimti -
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['væljuëbël] adj.,n. -adj. i çmuar, i çmueshëm, me vlerë, i vlershëm, që ka vlerë, që vlen./-n. gjëra të çmuara, sende me vlerë; arturina.* * *i çmuar; vlersuar
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valuable */*/*/ — UK [ˈvæljʊb(ə)l] / US [ˈvæljəb(ə)l] adjective 1) worth a lot of money The necklace is not very valuable. a valuable antique 2) a) very useful and important The job gave her an opportunity to gain valuable experience. valuable… … English dictionary