Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Value"

A: It means...
“don’t you care if you die, stop doing dangerous/reckless things!!”

A: The meaning is sort of like, "what kind of qualities do you think are important in a person?" (either yourself or someone else). So if you answer it you could say, "I value in myself and others the ability to be honest/be funny/be kind... 등" )

A: People are reluctant to speak/communicate clearly, the significance of accurate communication diminishes in our fast, globalised world.

Instead of making friends physically, people prefer virtual contacts.

A: It means that a product or service may not succeed in the market if its value to customers depends on how the customers think about it. The thoughts of customers depend on factors that the manufacturer or service provider does not control.

A: That amount of money is chicken feed/pocket change/chump change/etc is an idiom meaning the amount is small compared to what he can afford, even if it is a lot of money to most people.

A: This is of better value than that!!

A: The new house Kate and I bought was definitely value for money!

Yes Maybelline is a drugstore brand, but at least I get value for money! (or you can also say “money’s worth.”)

The new iPhone is a rip off! Now a days, you can’t get value for money!

You may think the iPhone is expensive, but you definitely get your money’s worth!

British Airways gives the best value for money.

The phrase “value for money” has an ambiguous meaning.

The new formula lipstick shows the quality and value for money of MAC cosmetics.

A: she doesn't value my feelings

A: @Marianher7: This sweater is good value for money.
Is the work good value for your time?
There are really good value clothes at this op shop.

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A: #1 means that they don’t appreciate you (the work you do, the support you give them, how kind you are, etc.) while #2 means that they understand you and do not think differently about you if you do something wrong.

A: Someone or something that is valued is appreciated.

Something that is valuable is worth a lot of money.

A: Okay with the "value" you're more talking about the 'importance' of the thing while "worth" is more about the 'cost of producing an item' OR like 'reputation or standing' of a person.

A: They are similar.

You can "value" almost anything, I think. "Appreciate" is better for things other people do for you or give to you.

"Value" means that it is important to you, and "appreciate" means you are thankful for it.

"I appreciate your opinion." - "I would like your opinion" "I would be thankful if you told me your opinion"

"I value your opinion." - "Your opinion is important to me."

A: Both are correct.
“The yen’s value” is more natural

A: "Cash value" maybe, you can just say that something has a "value of x dollars" though.

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A: Given other things you have said:

We must not ignore the truly meaningful words when we use a voice translation application.

A: It means it has value to the person but probably not anyone else.
Like your Mom made you a blanket, you love it because she made it for you but most others wouldn't care and so it is not worth a lot of money to them.

A: × I always try to value the relationship I have because my family moved for business a lot.
✓ I always try to value relationships I have because my family made us move for businesses a lot.

× But actually I had sometimes been burned bridges by friends and colleagues when leaving.
✓ In the past, friends and colleagues have burned our bridges because I was leaving.

A: Yes, both sound natural! However, to make your sentence stronger and clearer, you could also say:

“I would love to add value to this organization by supporting other activities which will help me grow as an individual.”

“I’m hoping that my skills add value to your organization.”

I hope this helps!

A: It's "to be investing" rather than "to invest" because the speaker wants to emphasize that it is a continuous action. The speaker does not want to give the girls one investment. The speaker wants to give many investments to girls over a long period of time.

A: × How to increase my value by myself.
✓ How to increase my self-worth