valuable

英['væljuəbl]美['væljuəbl]

adj.
1. 值钱的，贵重的
2. 有用的，有价值的(+for/to)
3. 可估价的
n.
贵重物品，财产

副　词：val'uably

同：	[a.] worthful
反：	[a.] worthless

valuable，precious

这两个形容词均含“贵重的，有价值的”之意。
valuable指有相当价值，可高价出售的，或有用、有益的东西。
precious指因稀罕、不易得到而很值钱，或因本身的品质而具有极大的价值。

Education is more valuable than money in the long run.
从长远来看，教育比金钱更有价值。收藏
The law provides that valuable ancient Buildings must Be preserved By the government.
法律规定珍贵的古代建筑物必须由政府加以保护。收藏
Asset stripping: When a company takes over another company and sells off for profit the valuable assets of the company taken over.
资产流失:一家公司接管另一家公司并出售其有价值的资产以赢利。收藏
He is a most valuable asset to the firm.
他是公司的宝贵人材。收藏
The anthracite is the most valuable type of coal. It burns slowly, with little smoke and a very hot flame.
无烟煤是一种最有价值的煤，它燃烧慢，烟很少但火焰却很大。收藏

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having great material or monetary value especially for use or exchange
- another human being equally valuable in the sight of God
- a valuable diamond
[反] worthless
having worth or merit or value
- a valuable friend
- a good and worthful man
[同] valuable, worthful

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