2015年11月29日 · Typical uses of valued are: The item was valued at $5000 … which means that it was judged to be worth $5000. He was a valued member of the team … which means that he was a useful member whose value to the team is appreciated by others. Typical uses of valuable are: It was a valuable item, being valued at $5000.

With or having means the shares are valued at x. At means the shares were valued at x when he bought them. For means the price he paid for them which as WS2 points out in comments might be different from the nominal price. Note that all of these differences are really subtle, and no one would really be confused if you used them interchangeably.

2013年3月7日 · Either can be used. Your choice should be guided by a subtle sensitivity to the connotations of the verb. Hence, I would use "above" with a verb such as "put" or "place" (these have some implication of a physical location), and "over" with a verb such as "value" (which suggests comparative quality or import

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2016年3月13日 · Native speakers routinely use the word figuratively, with no conscious awareness of that connotation. Per OED's second definition: Anything valued and preserved as precious; also of a person, a ‘jewel’, ‘gem’ (colloq.); also as an affectionate term of address.

2011年1月13日 · In Lincoln-Douglas debate, when a person says something like “Resolved: When in conflict, an individual's freedom of speech should be valued above a community's moral standards,” it means that’s the topic that will be debated.

2011年6月21日 · If the hotel has a deluxe room or a suite available, you "could" get a nicer room than you would have if you had requested a specific type of accommodation, but you could be booked into a lesser valued room. It all depends on the hotel and how the hotel handles Run of …

In this specific context, it simply means her intelligence is so high (or highly valued) as a positive attribute that this actually outweighs her negative attribute (lack of experience). Making her "net worth" positive, rather than simply neutral. –

2021年8月28日 · Informally, one can use the multi-word verb big up [for]:. big up (to/for) somebody [spoken; informal]. used when you want to praise someone

2014年1月20日 · One who is ridiculously overwhelmingly passionate about a specific thing, person, place, verb, or adverb. One willing to die for said cause, and as a result their heart would stop beating. She was a dieheart about the consumption of breakfast cereals. Thus meaning that she valued the consumption of breakfast cereals with great integrity.