valuable的意思和读音

valuable

: [ˈvæljəb(ə)l] : [ˈvæljʊb(ə)l]

adj.

n.

valuables  

adj.+n.valuable information,valuable asset,valuable experience,valuable lesson,valuable advice

adj.inexpensive,worthless

adj.precious,costly,expensive,priceless,dear

valuableadj.

1.~ (to sb/sth)very useful or important

a valuable experience

The book provides valuable information on recent trends.

This advice was to prove valuable .

2.worth a lot of money

valuable antiques

Luckily, nothing valuable was stolen.

adj.1.,2.3.[]

n.1.

adj.1.worth a lot of money2.very useful and important; valuable time is important because there is not much of it available

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4. 31 notice vt. 33 valuable adj. 34 bookworm n.

5. oxygen valuable ecstasy ...

6. Handbag: Valuable: Breakable: ...

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1.How much more valuable is a man than a sheep!

2.In more than a year, "Planck" found a large number of objects outside the galaxy, the astronomical study provides valuable information.,“

3.One day, the original owner a return visit, the door was shocked to ask, it is valuable where the peony.访

4.If management education is really valuable, how much of it should be for 28-year-olds who have worked for five or six years?5628

5.However, cover, did not do so, continue to be the very valuable collection of pieces up as in the past, continue to live their poor life.

6.They basically told me I was a valuable asset, they were upset when I left, and that they are prepared to make me a substantial offer.

7.Prisoners plotting escapes have found that a cell phone can be just as valuable as a pair of bolt cutters.线

8.That's how the Catholic Church was built, tremendous treasures there, extraordinary valuable jewels and all that.

9.Social invitations are more valuable than you think and they're often a sign of acceptance into a larger group.

10.Economics of law is on his way and brings forward many valuable countermeasures from the aspect of benefit's maximum.