值
price; value; be on duty; encounter
Meanings
6 senses · 30 examplesnoun
price; value; amount
Used for commodity prices, comparative ratios, or total quantities.
The currency value of this product has risen recently.
The ratio of this math problem is three to two.
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This year's total industrial output value exceeded one trillion yuan.
The market value of stocks changes constantly with market fluctuations.
Exchange rate fluctuations directly affect the value of imported goods.
verb
be worth; correspond to price
Used to state that the price of goods matches its actual value.
This pair of leather shoes is only worth fifty yuan.
This ancient painting is said to be worth one million yuan.
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The portions are generous and the food tastes good here, it's well worth the price.
This second-hand phone is not worth much money anymore.
This handmade product looks worth the price.
noun
mathematical value
technicalStrictly used in mathematical contexts to refer to calculated results or measurable quantities.
When a takes the value 10 and b takes the value 8, the value of the algebraic expression ab is 80.
What is the function value of this function when x equals 3?
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The area value of this triangle can be calculated by base times height divided by two.
The value obtained by substituting the solution of the equation into the original formula is zero.
The average value calculated from the statistics is higher than we expected.
adjective
worthwhile; meaningful
Used to express that something is worth the effort or has positive value.
This trivial matter is not worth mentioning.
This interview yielded great results, so the extra running around is worthwhile.
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This movie is well worth watching.
It is worthwhile to sacrifice your own time to help others.
The exhibits in this exhibition are all very valuable and worth visiting carefully.
verb
encounter; run into
Used to describe meeting a specific time or occasion by chance.
It happens to be National Day, and meeting an old friend again makes me extremely happy.
It happens to be the peak tourist season, and the scenic spot is overcrowded.
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I just happened to be leaving work at rush hour, and there was a traffic jam on the road.
It happens to be the plum rain season, and many places in the south have suffered flood disasters.
It happens to be his birthday, and we prepared a surprise party.
verb
be on duty; take turns working
Used for scheduled rotational work shifts.
I am on duty today, so I cannot leave work early.
It will be my turn to be on duty next week, I need to arrive at the classroom early to clean up.
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Hospital nurses take turns on duty every day to ensure that medical staff are on duty 24 hours a day.
Our class arranges three students on duty every week to be responsible for cleaning the classroom.
During the Spring Festival, security personnel stick to their posts and take turns on duty to ensure the safety of the community.