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No. 12,135 in French

valent

"Valent" means "are worth" or "equal" in English.

In a sentence

  • Les efforts qu'ils fournissent valent la récompense.

    The efforts they make are worth the reward.

    In this sentence, 'valent' conveys worth or equivalence, demonstrating that the efforts correspond to the obtained reward.

  • Bien que ces choses valent beaucoup maintenant, elles étaient autrefois très bon marché.

    Although these things are worth a lot now, they used to be very cheap.

    Here, 'valent' relates to the value or worth of things, emphasizing their changed valuation over time.

  • Les opinions des deux côtés valent d'être écoutées.

    The opinions of both sides are worth listening to.

    In this example, 'valent' expresses the quality of being deserving, in this case, the attention to opinions.

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