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face value

/ˈfeɪs ˌvæljuː/

翻译: 指事物表面显现出的价值或意义,不涉及更深层的分析或解读。常用于短语“按表面价值看待”,即不加质疑地接受事物表面的样子。

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/ˈfeɪs ˌvæljuː/B2formal
  • zh指事物表面显现出的价值或意义,不涉及更深层的分析或解读。常用于短语“按表面价值看待”,即不加质疑地接受事物表面的样子。

The apparent worth or meaning of something as it appears on the surface, without deeper analysis or interpretation. Often used in the phrase 'take something at face value,' meaning to accept something as it seems without questioning it.

  1. Literal monetary worthB2formal

    The value printed or stamped on a coin, banknote, stamp, or ticket.

    zh面值

    • The coin's face value is one dollar, but it is worth more to collectors.
    • Postage stamps are sold at their face value.
    • The bond has a face value of $1,000.
  2. Apparent meaning or worthB2formal

    The apparent meaning or significance of something, without deeper analysis.

    zh表面意义

    • You should not take his comments at face value; he often jokes.
    • She took the compliment at face value and felt happy.
    • The report's conclusions should not be accepted at face value without further investigation.