valuable

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valuable, English words, mainly used as adjective and noun , which mainly means "valuable, valuable; useful, precious", etc. [1]
Foreign name
valuable
Part of speech
Adjectives, nouns
Word pronunciation
UK ['v ≮ lj ʊə b (ə l)] US [ˈˈ v ∨ lju ə b ə l; ˈˈʊə v ∨ lj ə -]
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UK [ˈ v ≮ lju ə b (ə) l] US [ˈ v ∨ lju ə b (ə) l]
Valuable; Beneficial and valuable; Important and precious; Valuable
n. Valuables
[ complex valuables comparative more valuable highest most valuable ] [1]

Phrase collocation

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Valuable experience
Valuable information
Most valuable player; most valuable player
Valuable consideration n
Most Valuable takes great credit; The most precious; Most valuable
Valuable natural resources; Valuable natural resources; Valuable natural resources; Precious natural resources
The most valuable; The most precious; The most valuable; Most valuable
Valuable Cargo; Valuable goods; Valuable goods Valuable goods; Precious goods
Valuable merchandises; [Trade] valuable commodities; Precious goods; Equivalent remuneration
Valuable mineral; Valuable mineral
Valuable goods [trade]; High-value goods; Valuable articles; translate [1]

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  • 1Luckily, nothing valuable Fortunately, no valuables were stolen. Oxford Dictionary
  • 2Did the burglars take anything valuable ? Did the burglars steal anything valuable? Oxford Dictionary
  • 3We're wasting valuable Time, time we can ill before. Oxford Dictionary
  • 4The book provides valuable Information on recent trends. Oxford Dictionary
  • 5The festival remains a valuable Showcase for new talent. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 6The most valuable Item on show will be a Picasso drawing. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 7Any piece of silver bearing his mark is extremely valuable Every piece of silver with his mark is extremely valuable. Oxford Dictionary
  • 8I'm not sure that this is the most valuable Use of my time. I'm not sure my time is the most valuable. Oxford Dictionary
  • 9Our experience as refugees taught us many valuable Our experience in exile has taught us many valuable lessons. Oxford Dictionary
  • 10He gained valuable Experience while working on the project. Oxford Dictionary
  • 11Let's hang on to those old photographs—they may be valuable Let's keep those old photos they may be valuable. Oxford Dictionary
  • 12Time is your most valuable Resource, especially in examinations. Oxford Dictionary
  • 13There's a valuable Place for fashion and design that puts the envelope a bit. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 14Students can gain valuable Experience by working on the campus radio or magazine. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 15Many of our teachers also have valuable Academic links with Heidelberg University. Many of our teachers also maintain valuable academic links with Heidelberg University. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 16Chapter nine provides a valuable Chapter 9 provides a valuable summary of the material already presented. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 17The company does not accept liability for fragile, valuable Or perishable articles. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 18Residents said local gang leaders had cashed in on the violence to seize valuable Land. Residents said that local gang leaders had profited from the violence of seizing valuable land. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 19By structuring the course this way, we're forced to produce something the companies think is valuable By carefully arranging the process in this way, we have to produce what the company thinks is valuable. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 20Dry stone walls may appear stark and lifeless, but they provide a valuable The dry stone walls look desolate and lifeless, but they provide valuable habitat for animals and plants. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 21By investing in efficient plant it could generate lots of valuable Carbon credits to sell to wealthier, more wasteful nations. Collins English Chinese Dictionary
  • 22The chicken is much more valuable Chicken is more valuable.
  • 23But it came up with nothing valuable But the result is nothing valuable.
  • 24Anyway, one's beauty is more valuable In any case, a person's beauty is more valuable.
  • 25It shows how valuable An individual is. It shows the value of a person.
  • 26We have purchased some valuable We bought some valuable jewelry.
  • 27Some collections can become very valuable Some collections will become very valuable.
  • 28They've learned life's most valuable They learned the most valuable lesson in life.
  • 29I understand that love is noble and valuable I understand that love is noble and valuable.
  • 30Lives, property and valuable Life, property and valuable forest disappeared. [1]