value; worth; (ethical, cultural etc) values

value; (to be) worth; to happen to; to be on duty

valuable; costly; expensive

to work a shift; on duty

not worth

worthless (idiom); no use whatsoever

value system; personal or cultural values

of little value

just at the time of; honest; upright; (math.) positive value

to be on duty

variant of 執勤|执勤[zhi2 qin2]

invaluable; priceless

numerical value

market capitalization; market value

to rise in value; to appreciate

value of output; output value

valuation; estimation

to preserve value; to protect against depreciation

image (or range) of a function (math.)

on night duty

(of a security guard etc) to be on duty, keeping an eye on things; to keep watch

on night duty

(coll.) worth it; worthwhile

on day duty

(of army officers) to be on duty for the week

to check in (for a flight)

on this (occasion); at this time when ...; on this occasion

to meet with; to bump into

(Tw) to put money into (a stored-value card or pre-paid phone account); to top up

to recharge (money onto a card); to top up

net value; net worth

to recharge (money onto a card) (Tw)

average value

to appreciate (financially); to increase in value; value-added (accountancy)

multivalued (math.)

real-valued (math.); taking real numbers as values (of a function)

peak value

value of a currency

total value

interpolation (math.)

maxima and minima; extremum

residual value

ratio

(math.) to evaluate (an expression, function etc)

calorific value

present value

null value (in a relational database)

of equal value

pitch of tones