"valued" Chinese-English Dictionary

Chinese	Pinyin	Part of speech	Translation	Actions
牺牲犧牲	xī shēng	v.	to sacrifice one's life / to sacrifice (sth valued) / beast slaughtered as a sacrifice	syn
贵貴	guì	adj.	expensive / (bound form) highly valued / precious / (bound form) noble / of high rank / (prefix) (honorific) your	syn
估价估價	gū jià		to value / to appraise / to be valued at / estimate / valuation	syn
雅言	yǎ yán		valued advice
一字千金	yī zì qiān jīn		one word worth a thousand in gold (idiom) / (in praise of a piece of writing or calligraphy) each character is perfect / each word is highly valued	syn
老医少卜	lǎo yī shào bǔ		(idiom) An old doctor is valued for experience, while a young diviner is valued for boldness and decisiveness.
实值實值	shí zhí		real-valued (math.) / taking real numbers as values (of a function)
实数值實數值	shí shù zhí		real-valued (math.) / taking real numbers as values (of a function)
雅意	yǎ yì		your kind offer / your valued advice / delicate interest and charm	syn
远来的和尚会念经遠來的和尚會念經	yuǎn lái de hé shang huì niàn jīng		the monk coming from afar is good at reading scriptures (idiom) / foreign talent is valued higher than local talent
为上為上	wéi shàng		to be valued above all else
风流罪过	fēng liú zuì guò		(idiom) Originally, a fault committed in the name of the refined pursuits valued by traditional scholar-officials.
人才难得	rén cái cái dé		(idiom) Capable and talented people are hard to find. The expression often implies that talent should be valued and cherished.
兔死犬饥	tù sǐ quǎn jī		(idiom) It describes a situation in which, after the enemy has been eliminated, the meritorious servants who helped defeat it are no longer employed or valued.
学成文武艺，货与帝王家	xué chéng wén wǔ yì，huò yǔ dì wáng jiā		(idiom) In former times, after mastering both civil and military arts, one sought to be valued and employed by the emperor.
敬贤下士敬賢下士	jìng xián xià shì		(idiom) To respect the worthy and humble oneself to associate with scholars. In former times, it referred to emperors or officials who valued talented people.
智贵免祸	zhì guì miǎn huò		(idiom) Wisdom, when properly used, is valued above all for helping one avoid disaster.
知己之遇	zhī jǐ zhī yù		(idiom) To receive treatment worthy of a close friend. It describes being valued and appreciated by someone.
鹤鸣之叹	hè míng zhī tàn		(idiom) In former times, a lament that a talented, virtuous, and respected person did not enter government service and was not valued by those in power.

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