invaluable

invaluable
adjective
unbezahlbar; unersetzlich [Mitarbeiter, Person]; unschätzbar [Dienst, Verdienst, Hilfe, Bedeutung]; außerordentlich wichtig [Rolle, Funktion]; außerordentlich wertvoll [Rat[schlag]]
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[in'væljuəbl]
adjective
(of value too great to be estimated: Thank you for your invaluable help.) unschätzbar
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in·valu·able
[ɪnˈvæljuəbl̩]
adj inv advice, help unbezahlbar
\invaluable source of information unverzichtbare Informationsquelle
to prove \invaluable to sb sich akk für jdn als außerordentlich wertvoll erweisen
▪ to be \invaluable to sb für jdn von unschätzbarem Wert sein
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[In'vljUəbl]
adj
unbezahlbar; service, role, help, contribution unschätzbar; advice, experience, jewel, treasure von unschätzbarem Wert

to be invaluable (to sb) — (für jdn) von unschätzbarem Wert sein

to be an invaluable source of sth — eine ausgezeichnete Quelle für etw sein

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invaluable [ınˈvæljʊəbl; US -jəbl] adj (adv invaluably) unschätzbar, von unschätzbarem Wert (beide auch fig):
be invaluable to sb für jemanden von unschätzbarem Wert sein
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adjective
unbezahlbar; unersetzlich [Mitarbeiter, Person]; unschätzbar [Dienst, Verdienst, Hilfe, Bedeutung]; außerordentlich wichtig [Rolle, Funktion]; außerordentlich wertvoll [Rat[schlag]]
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adj.
unbezahlbar adj.
unschätzbar adj.

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