value
isim B1değer, fiyat B1
the monetary worth of something; the amount of money for which it can be bought or sold
The car's value dropped after the accident.
- She checked the value of the antique at the auction house.
- Investors are concerned about the declining value of the currency.
- The professor explained how to calculate the present value of future cash flows.
- Despite market fluctuations, the company's brand value remains strong.
- market value · piyasa değeri The market value of the house increased after the renovation.
- intrinsic value · özdeğer Gold is often considered to have intrinsic value.
- the value of sth The value of the artwork was appraised at two million dollars.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: price
daha basit: cost
önem, kıymet B2
the importance, usefulness, or worth of something in a particular context
The research highlights the value of interdisciplinary collaboration.
- Parents often teach children the value of honesty.
- The report assesses the social value of public parks.
- Scholars debate the intrinsic value of art beyond its commercial price.
- Understanding the value of data privacy is essential in the digital age.
- high value · yüksek önem Education is of high value in modern societies.
- value in sth She finds great value in volunteering at the shelter.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: importance
zıt: triviality
ilkeler, değerler B1
a set of moral or ethical principles that guide behavior
The curriculum emphasizes the development of ethical values.
- Politicians often appeal to shared national values during speeches.
- Students were asked to write an essay about their core values.
- The philosopher argued that universal values can be derived from reason.
- In multicultural societies, reconciling differing values can be challenging.
- core values · temel ilkeler The company's core values include integrity and innovation.
- personal values · kişisel değerler Her personal values influence every decision she makes.
sb: birisi · sth: bir şey
benzer: principle