value

UK:*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈvæljuː/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/ˈvælju/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(val′yo̅o̅)

Inflections of 'value' (v): (⇒ conjugate)
values
v 3rd person singular
valuing
v pres p
valued
v past
valued
v past p

Collocations for "value"


Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "value" in context.

WordReference English Collocations © 2025

value

ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.
n
  1. a [high, low] value
  2. is a [good, poor] value (for the price)
  3. the [equal, corresponding, added] value
  4. the [maximum, minimum, acceptable, market] value
  5. its [market, resale] value
  6. [moral, political, social, ethical, family] values
  7. (range of) tonal values
  8. assign [each, every] [item, product] a value
  9. [find, calculate, work out] the value (in an equation)
  10. [estimate, assess] its value
  11. the value of a [business, start-up, company]
  12. the value of her [efforts, contribution, knowledge]
  13. the value of [college, university, foreign] education
  14. knows the price of everything and the value of nothing
  15. [understands, sees] the value in [making, doing, taking]
  16. [is, offers, represents] (good) value for money
  17. the [best, worst] value for your [dollar, pound]
  18. a value of [more, less, greater] than [$1,000,000]
  19. a value of (just) [over, under] [$1,000,000]
  20. is [against, contrary to] my (personal) values
n as adj
  1. value-added tax
  2. a [high, low] -value [item, player, product, house, service, option, tax]
  3. make a value judgment (about)
v
  1. value your [ideas, opinions, feelings]
  2. value your [skills, abilities, time, participation, input]
  3. value you for your [cooperation, interest]
  4. [truly, really] value your [cooperation, loyalty, honesty]
  5. value our [members, supporters, fans]
  6. I value it highly
  7. value him as a [friend, person, business partner]
  8. value and [respect, appreciate, reward, support]
  9. valued by [the company, your employer]
  10. value [an item, a painting, an antique]
  11. valued it at [$40]
  12. valued at [over, in excess of] [$1000]
  13. valued for [resale, sale, auction, retail]
  14. have it valued by [an expert, a specialist, an antiques dealer]
'value' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
acquisition - added - aggregate - appraisal - appreciate - appreciation - assess - average - balloon - best - cash - change - closing - conception - constant - crude - cumulative - decrease - deeply - default - deviation - diagram - diminish - doubt - equivalent - estimate - exceed - exceptional - face - filter - fix - fleet - gem - given - goodwill - improvement - increase - increased - independence - inherent - jaded - liability - loss - maturity - measure - million - moving - net - nil - nuisance

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