be of value

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Conjugation

Definition of be of value - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

usefulnessbe useful or beneficial

Her advice will be of value to you.

benefit

help

serve

valuehave worth or importance

This painting will be of value in the future.

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Expressions with value

sentimental value

importance something has because of personal feelings or memories

This old toy has sentimental value for me.

street value

monetary worth of a commodity sold illegally

Authorities seized goods with a street value of $500,000.

face value

apparent worth as opposed to real worth

He took her words at face value.

snob value

appeal of exclusivity or high social status

The club's snob value attracts many wealthy members.

accept at face value

believe something is true without checking or doubting

You shouldn't accept at face value everything you read online.

place value on

consider something important or beneficial

She places great value on honesty in relationships.

Terms with be of value included in their meaning

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salvage value

recovered value

value of damaged property that can be recovered

objet d'art

artistic value

art object considered to be of high aesthetic value

be tuppenny

value

be of little value or importance

Examples of be of value in a sentence

Your experience could be of value to the team.
Her advice proved to be of value during the crisis.
The old documents might be of value to historians.

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French:être utile, être précieux, ...
German:wertvoll sein, von Bedeutung sein, ...
Italian:essere utile, avere valore, ...
Spanish:ser útil, tener valor, ...
Portuguese:ser útil, ser valioso, ...
Chinese:有用, 有价值, ...
Japanese:役に立つ, 価値がある, ...
Arabic:كان ذا فائدة, كان له قيمة, ...
Hebrew:לִהְיוֹת בַּעַל עֵרֶךְ, ...
Russian:быть полезным, иметь ценность, ...
Ukrainian:бути корисним, ...
Hindi:काम आना, महत्वपूर्ण होना, ...
Bengali:উপকারী হওয়া, মূল্যবান হওয়া, ...
Catalan:ser útil, tenir valor, ...
Czech:být užitečný, mít význam, ...
Danish:være nyttig, være af værdi, ...
Dutch:van waarde zijn, ...
Greek:ωφελώ, έχει αξία, ...
Hungarian:hasznára válni, értékesnek lenni, ...
Khmer:មានប្រយោជន៍, មានតម្លៃ, ...
Korean:유용하다, 소중하다, ...
Persian:مفید بودن, ارزش داشتن, ...
Polish:mieć wartość, ...
Portuguese (BR):ser valioso, ter valor, ...
Romanian:a fi de valoare, a avea valoare, ...
Swedish:vara värdefull, ...
Thai:เป็นประโยชน์, มีค่า, ...
Turkish:değerli olmak, değeri olmak, ...
Vietnamese:hữu ích, quan trọng, ...

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