Pronunciation: /ˈædɪd ˈvæljuː/
noun an increase in worth or desirability of a product or service
A1 Adding salt to the soup gives it added value.
A2 Including a free gift with purchase is a great way to provide added value to customers.
B1 The company's focus on sustainability has led to added value for both the environment and their customers.
B2 Investing in employee training programs can result in added value for the company in the long run.
C1 The consultant's expertise in the industry provided added value to the project, leading to its success.
C2 The new software update has added value by increasing efficiency and productivity for users.
adjective additional or extra value
A1 The added value of this product is its durability.
A2 The added value of attending this workshop is the certificate you receive at the end.
B1 The added value of volunteering at the event is gaining valuable experience.
B2 The added value of using this software is the time saved on manual tasks.
C1 The added value of investing in this company is the potential for high returns.
C2 The added value of hiring a professional consultant is their expertise and industry knowledge.
formal The company aims to provide added value to its customers through innovative products and services.
informal By offering free shipping, the online store is able to provide added value to its customers.
slang The new software update really ups the added value for users.
figurative Learning a new language can bring added value to your life in unexpected ways.
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