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valor
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
I. value [Am ˈvælju, Brit ˈvaljuː] N
1. value U or C (monetary worth):
value
to gain or increase (in) value
to gain or increase (in) value
to lose (in) value
books to the value of $500
insured against loss to a value of $10, 000
he set or put a value of $700 on the vase
value for money
2. value U (worth):
value
publicity value
3. value <values, pl > (standards):
value
4. value C:
value LING, MATH, MUS
II. value [Am ˈvælju, Brit ˈvaljuː] VB trans
1. value FIN:
value assets/property/business
value assets/property/business
value assets/property/business
avaluar LatAm
to value sth at sth
tasar (or valorar etc.) algo en algo
2. value (regard highly):
value friendship/opinions/advice
value friendship/opinions/advice
value freedom/privacy
value memento/gift
if you value your life
3. value <valued, pp >:
valued friend/colleague
valued friend/colleague
ratable value, rateable value Brit [ˈreɪtəb(ə)l ˌvaljuː] ADJ Brit FIN
ratable value dated
snob value N U
snob value
sale value N
sale value
sale value
surplus value N ECON
surplus value U
surrender value N U
surrender value
street value N
street value
commercial value N U
exchange value N U
exchange value
face value N U (of money, bonds)
face value
to take sth/sb at face value I took what she said at face value: why should she lie?
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I. value [ˈvælju:] N
1. value no pl a. MATH, MUS (worth, significance):
value
value judgement
to be of value to sb
to be of little value
to place a high value on sth
to be good value (for money)
to be of great value
to increase (in) value
to lose (in) value
market value
to put a value on sth
to the value of
2. value pl (moral ethics, standards):
value
valores m pl
II. value [ˈvælju:] VB trans
1. value (think to be significant):
value
to value sb as a friend
2. value (estimate financial worth):
value
to value sth at sth
pH-value [ˌpi:ˈeɪtʃˈvælju:] N
pH-value
snob value N no pl
snob value
exchange value N
exchange value
value-conscious [ˈvælju:ˌkɒnʃəns, Am ˌkɑ:n-] ADJ inv
value-conscious person:
value-conscious
default value N COMPUT
default value
face value N
1. face value ECON:
face value
2. face value fig:
to take sth at face value
to take sb at face value
street value N no pl
street value
salvage value N
salvage value
trade-in value N
trade-in value
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engleski
engleski
španski
španski
I. value [ˈvæl·ju] N
1. value a. math, MUS (worth, significance):
value
value judgment
to be of value to sb
to be of little value
to place a high value on sth
to be of great value
to increase (in) value
to lose (in) value
market value
to put a value on sth
Phrases:
valores m pl
II. value [ˈvæl·ju] VB trans
1. value (think to be significant):
value
to value sb as a friend
2. value (estimate financial worth):
value
to value sth at sth
street value N
street value
default value N comput
default value
face value N
1. face value ECON:
face value
2. face value fig:
to take sth at face value
to take sb at face value
trade-in value N
trade-in value
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
value
of great value
value
intrinsic value
GEA rečnik rashladne tehnologije
nominal value
new value signal
Present
Ivalue
youvalue
he/she/itvalues
wevalue
youvalue
theyvalue
Past
Ivalued
youvalued
he/she/itvalued
wevalued
youvalued
theyvalued
Present Perfect
Ihavevalued
youhavevalued
he/she/ithasvalued
wehavevalued
youhavevalued
theyhavevalued
Past Perfect
Ihadvalued
youhadvalued
he/she/ithadvalued
wehadvalued
youhadvalued
theyhadvalued
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This difference in values, he argues, constitutes surplus value, which the capitalists extract and accumulate.
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In addition, the normal rate of surplus value could be different in different countries.
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This surplus value is derived from the difference between the value the worker creates and the wage he earns.
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Surplus value can not arise from buying the inputs of production at a low price and then selling the commodity at a higher price.
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This changes the concept of productive labor from the production of commodities to the production of surplus value.
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