value meaning

value means the worth or importance of something.

value :

worth, importance

noun

▪ The value of gold is high.

▪ The worth of gold is high.

▪ Education has great value.

▪ Education has great importance.

paraphrasing

▪ worth – value

▪ significance – importance

▪ merit – worth

▪ price – cost

value :

to rate, to appreciate

verb

▪ I value your opinion.

▪ I appreciate your opinion.

▪ They value honesty.

▪ They rate honesty highly.

paraphrasing

▪ appreciate – to value

▪ cherish – to hold dear

▪ esteem – to respect

▪ regard – to consider

Pronunciation

value [ˈvæl.juː]

The stress is on 'val' and sounds like 'val-yoo'.

Common phrases and grammar about value

value - Common meaning

noun
worth, importance
verb
to rate, to appreciate

Part of Speech Changes for "value"

▪ valuable (adjective) – having great worth

▪ valuation (noun) – the act of assessing worth

▪ valueless (adjective) – without worth

▪ evaluate (verb) – to assess or judge worth

Common Expressions with "value"

▪ add value – to increase worth

▪ value for money – good worth for the price

▪ value highly – to regard as very important

▪ market value – worth in the market

Important examples of value in TOEIC

Vocabulary examples from the TOEIC test

In TOEIC word questions, value is often used to discuss the worth of products or services.

▪The value of the product is high.
▪The worth of the product is high.

Example of a confusing word: evaluate (to assess)

▪The evaluate of the product is high.
▪The assessment of the product is high.
"Value" is a noun that refers to the worth or importance of something, and in this sentence, it correctly describes the high worth of the product. "Evaluate" is a verb meaning "to assess" or "judge the value of something," and it cannot be used as a noun in this context. The sentence "The evaluate of the product is high" is grammatically incorrect because "evaluate" cannot function as a noun here. Therefore, "value" is the correct choice.

Grammar examples from the TOEIC test

Value as a verb often appears in grammar questions to indicate appreciation or importance.

▪We value customer feedback.
▪We appreciate customer feedback.

value

Idioms and fixed expressions in TOEIC

value for money

means 'good worth for the price', often used in product reviews.

▪This phone offers great value for money.
▪This phone is worth the price.

hold in high regard

means 'to value greatly', used to show respect or admiration.

▪We hold our teachers in high regard.
▪We value our teachers greatly.

Differences between similar words and value

value

,

worth

differences

Value is often used for both tangible and intangible worth, while worth is more about tangible worth.

value
▪The value of friendship is priceless.
▪The worth of friendship is priceless.
worth
▪The worth of the car is $20,000.
▪The car's value is $20,000.

value

,

price

differences

Value can refer to both monetary and non-monetary worth, while price is strictly monetary.

value
▪The value of education is immense.
▪The cost of the book is $10.
price
▪The price of the book is $10.
▪The cost of the book is $10.

Words with the same origin as value

The origin of value

value comes from the Latin 'valere', which means 'to be strong or worth'.

Word structure

It has the root val (worth), and means 'worth or strength'.

Words with the same origin

The root of value is val (worth). Words with the same root include valid (strong or sound), valor (bravery), and evaluate (to assess worth).

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