valuer

/ˈvaljʊə/

US pronunciation

American sound/ˈvaljʊə/

valuer

Syllables: 2 syllables
Stress: 1st syllable stress
Vowel: Schwa vowel
Ending: Final r is pronounced in US English

va - luer -> valuer

Myanmar meaning

(n) ရာပြတ်။

Full entry

value / 'vælju: / n

၁။ (က) [C,U] တန်ဖိုး။ a decline in the value of the dollar/ pound ❍ pay above/ below the market value for sth ❍ rising property values ❍ gain/ appreciate/ go up in value ❍ drop/ fall/ go down in value ❍ order software to the value of £700. (ခ) [U] တန်ဖိုး။ This tea is excellent value at 39p a packet. ❍ Charter flights give/ offer the best value for (your) money. ❍ This great value-for-money offer is only available to society members.
၂။ [U] တန်ဖိုး။ အာနိသင်။ the value of regular exercise ❍ be of great/ little/ some/ no value to sb ❍ have a high energy/ nutritional value ❍ The story has very little news value.
၃။ values [pl] တန်ဖိုးထားမှု။ တန်ဖိုး။ စံ။ cultural/ family/ social values ❍ preserve traditional values ❍ Young people have a different set of values from their parents.
၄။ [C] (mathematics ) တန်ဖိုး။ Find the value of x. See also FACE VALUE, MARKET VALUE, STREET VALUE
v
၁။ ~ sth (at sth) တန်ဖိုးဖြတ်သည်။ He valued the house for me at $80 000.
၂။ ~ sth/sb (as sth) တန်ဖိုး ထားသည်။ value sb's advice ❍ value truth above all else ❍ a valued contribution/ possession ❍ a valued client/ customer ❍ I value her as a friend.
❏ value added tax n [U] (abbr VAT ) ကုန်ပစ္စည်း၏ဝန်ဆောင်မှုအပေါ်စည်းကြပ်သည့်အခွန်။
❏ value judgement n (derog ) ပုဂ္ဂိုလ်စွဲဖြင့် အကဲဖြတ်ခြင်း။ make value judgements.
❏ valueless adj အဖိုးမတန်သော။ အသုံးမကျသော။ ❍ INVALUABLE
❏ valuer n ရာပြတ်။

More examples

You can’t put a value on a human life.
[value of] : The value of the painting is not known.
[drop/rise/fall etc in value] : The dollar dropped in value on the foreign exchange markets last week.
Residential property in the city has doubled in value in the last three years.
[of (great/real) value] : Thieves had taken a radio and a Walkman, but nothing of great value.
[of little/no value] : The ring was actually of very little value.
[hold its/their value] : Handwoven rugs hold their value extremely well.
Thanks to the strength of the pound, these wines offer tremendous value just now.
[value for (your) money] : Most customers are looking for value for their money rather than cutting-edge fashion.
Educational/nutritional value
[value to] : Discussion of the transport link focused on its value to the local community.
[of (great) value] : Documents that will be of great value to future historians
[sentimental value] : That watch had belonged to his grandfather and had great sentimental value.
[of little/no value] : These papers are of no value to a thief.
[shock/novelty/curiosity value] : Some episodes are included purely for their shock value.
Christian/Western/Islamic values
To its opponents in the developing world, globalization is seen as an attack on traditional cultural values.
The university’s liberal values
[set of values] : They have a very different set of values from our own.

Synonyms

worth, price, cost, charge, rate, assessment, account, advantage, amount, appraisal, appraise, appreciate, assess, bearing, benefit, caliber, cherish, condition, connotation, consequence, content, denotation, desirability, distinction, doesn't cut it, doublespeak, drift, eminence, equivalent, esteem, estimate, estimation, evaluate, excellence, expense, financial worth, finish, force, goodness, grade, help, implication, import, importance, interpretation, low-ranking, mark, market price, marketability, meaning, meaningless, merit, monetary worth, of no account, of no consequence, power, preference, prize, profit, purportless, purpose, quality, regard, regard highly, repute, respect, second rate, sense, serviceableness, set store by, shoestring, significance, state, stature, substance, superiority, survey, treasure, unimportant, unmeaning, unpurposed, use, usefulness, utility, valuation, zipper

Antonyms

beginning, commencement, detriment, disadvantage, dislike, hate, inferiority, insignificance, loss, scorn, start, unimportance, weakness