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['væljʊ(ə)b(ə)l] 1. adj1) ці́нний, кошто́вний, дороги́й2) кори́сний, важли́вий3) рідк. що піддає́ться оці́нюванню2. n(звичайно pl) кошто́вності, ці́нності, ці́нні (кошто́вні) ре́чі -
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ценный; важный; дорогой; дорогостоящий -
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adj.valioso, aquilatado, de valor, preciado, provechoso, inapreciable.s.objeto de gran valor. -
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драгоценендрагоценныйпромышленныйценностиценный -
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ценный; полезный; поддающийся оценке -
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[ˈvæljuəbl]qiymətli, dəyərli -
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Iவிலை மதிப்புள்ளIIஅதிக மதிப்புள்ள, மிகப் பெறுமதி வாய்ந்தபெருமானமுள்ள / மதிப்பிடத்தக்கIVவிலைமதிப்புள்ளVபெறுமதியுள்ளVIபெறுமதியானபெறுமதிமிக்கஅதிக மதிப்புள்ளIXமிகப் பெறுமதி வாய்ந்த -
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(adj) питни [pitni]
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Valuable — Val u*a*ble, n. A precious possession; a thing of value, especially a small thing, as an article of jewelry; used mostly in the plural. [1913 Webster] The food and valuables they offer to the gods. Tylor. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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