monetary worth or price of an item

to merit; to deserve; to be worth (doing something); to be of value or significance

(of a currency) to increase in value relative to other currencies; to revalue

to appreciate in price or value; to increase the value of an asset

the monetary value of total production or output within a specific period

To be on duty or work a shift, typically as part of a scheduled rotation among a group of people

the difference between total assets and total liabilities; net value

value system; a person's or culture's standards regarding what is important in life

costly; expensive; having a high market value

to have value; to be worth something; valuable

The total value of all products produced during a specific period, expressed in monetary terms; reflects the overall results of an economic unit or sector.

total or gross value; the entire amount of something expressed in terms of money

to add money to a card or account, such as a phone card, credit card, or smart card; to top up; [[储|儲|chu3]]

not deserving of or needing one's time, attention, or energy; unworthy of

To happen at a specific time; to be just at the time of

the quantity of a measurement expressed as a number

value-added tax (VAT); a tax on the value added to a product or service at each stage of production or distribution

To maintain the original value of currency or property by protecting it from inflation or price fluctuations; to keep an asset from depreciating.

the increase in value of a product or service through further processing or distribution

(of currency) to drop in purchasing power or market value; to lose worth or become less valuable in a general sense; to diminish in importance

the total market value of all goods and services produced within a country over a specific period; gross domestic product (GDP)

reusable electronic card, like a transit pass, that can be topped up repeatedly

The numerical value obtained by dividing one number by another; also called [[比率|比率|bi3 lu:4]]

The result obtained by adding several quantities together and then dividing this total by the number of quantities; the arithmetic mean.

the value or denomination shown on the surface of a currency, stamp, ticket, or security

The highest point or maximum numerical value in a set of changing data, often used in electronics or statistics

to not be worth the cost; to have a price that does not correspond to its value

average value; the value obtained by calculating the average of several numbers

A tax levied on the increased value of land or property during a transaction, specifically covering the value gained without private improvements. improvements

The number of points a question or task is worth, particularly on a test or examination.

the total monetary value of goods and services produced within a single year

the level or degree of hope one has for a person or outcome; one's anticipated value

To be on duty or perform a work shift, specifically for military, police, security, or traffic personnel.

Something so insignificant or trivial that it is not worth bringing up or talking about.

The total market value of all final products and services produced by a nation's residents over a certain period; GNP.

A room used by personnel on duty, such as a security post or control room

to rotate shifts; to take turns being on duty

The utility of a commodity that satisfies a specific human need, such as food for nourishment or fuel for energy; usable value.

To happen at a time when; to be right at a certain time or season.

to be of equal value or equal data; equivalence

the level or point at which something starts to happen or take effect; a threshold value

(idiom) worth a multiple of several cities; invaluable; extremely precious

(formal) at this time; on this occasion, specifically when something particular is happening

In mathematics, the value of a real number without regard to its positive or negative sign.

to be on duty; to take one's turn at being on duty

In Marxian economics, the value created by a worker that exceeds their cost of labor, which is appropriated by the capitalist

value of a currency; the purchasing power of money

to be on duty for the purpose of guarding or keeping watch; to keep an eye on things while on shift

To be worth noting; to be worth bringing up.