Definición y traducción inglés < > español de Invaluable
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Traducción & Definición
invaluable: invaluable, inestimable, valiosísimo
My internship proved to be an invaluable work experience. Mis prácticas han constituido una experiencia valiosísima.
Susie is an invaluable asset to Delavigne Corp. Susie es una empleada muy valiosa para Delavigne Corporación.
Ejemplos
- "Furthermore, I believe my previous experience at Cosmic Cosmetics will prove invaluable at Delavigne."
- "I want to thank you for your invaluable help over the last few weeks: Replacing the majority of our workforce with automatons and robots was no easy task, but your help in reducing our fragile, fleshy and weak human staff was done with ruthless, near robotic, efficiency."
- "I believe my previous experience at Cosmic Cosmetics will prove invaluable at Delavigne."
- "This is where I turn to you, my invaluable colleagues, for help."
Ejercicio 1
In the third paragraph of Kevin's email (the first paragraph in Scene 2 above), find the word which means "highly esteemed", "priceless" or "helpful", and type it into the blank: "Her assistance at the meeting was ."
Now find the term that describes something which is "owed" or "due" to a person; it could be money or gratitude: "I owe you a ."
Now find the term that describes something which is "owed" or "due" to a person; it could be money or gratitude: "I owe you a ."
In the third paragraph of Kevin's email (the first paragraph in Scene 2 above), find the word which means "highly esteemed", "priceless" or "helpful", and type it into the blank: "Her assistance at the meeting was invaluable 1."
Now find the term that describes something which is "owed" or "due" to a person; it could be money or gratitude: "I owe you a debt 2."
Now find the term that describes something which is "owed" or "due" to a person; it could be money or gratitude: "I owe you a debt 2."
1 invaluable: This is correct. "Invaluable" means "very helpful", "highly esteemed" or "precious".
2 debt: To be "in debt (to the bank)" is to "owe" money to the bank. On its own, the term "debt" indicates an obligation, often financial. For example: the bank lent me 5000 dollars to buy a car, and now I am in debt. In this email, Kevin uses the idiom "to be in someone's debt", which is a strong, polite way of expressing one's thanks, and often indicates that one person has done a great service for another. Note that the "b" in "debt" is not pronounced.
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