value
Meaning in simple English
US /ˈvæljuː/
value means: How much something is worth in money, or how useful or important it is.
noun
WORTHB1
How much something is worth in money, or how useful or important it is.
- The ring has little value.
- This meal is good value for money.
- I understand the value of a good education.
MONEY WORTHB1
The amount of money, goods, or services that something is worth.
- What is the value of this ring?
- The house has doubled in value.
- They estimated the car’s value at five thousand euros.
MORAL BELIEFB2
A belief about what is right, good, or important in life.
- Honesty is an important value for me.
- They share the same family values.
- Our values guide the choices we make.
IMPORTANCE OR USEFULNESSB1
How important or useful something is.
- I see the value of practice.
- The course has great practical value.
- Her advice was of lasting value to us.
verb
CONSIDER IMPORTANTB1
To think someone or something is important, useful, or worth keeping.
- I value your help.
- She has always valued her independence.
- Do you feel valued at work?
ESTIMATE WORTHB2
To judge how much money something is worth, or how useful or important it is.
- An expert will value the painting.
- They valued the house at three hundred thousand euros.
- How do you value a company with no profits?
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