valid
US: /ˈvæɫɪd/
UK: /vˈælɪd/
UK: /vˈælɪd/
English Vietnamese dictionary
valid /'vælid/
- tính từ
- vững chắc, có căn cứ
- a valid argument: một lý lẽ vững chắc
- (pháp lý) có giá trị, có hiệu lực; hợp lệ
- valid contract: hợp đồng có giá trị (về pháp lý)
- valid passport: hộ chiếu hợp lệ
- the ticket is no longer valid: vé không còn giá trị nữa
- vững chắc, có căn cứ
Advanced English dictionary
+ adjective
1 that is legally or officially acceptable: a valid passport + a bus pass valid for 1 month + They have a valid claim to compensation.
2 based on what is logical or true: She had valid reasons for not supporting the proposals. + The point you make is perfectly valid.
3 (computing) that is accepted by the system: a valid password
Antonym: INVALID
validly adverb: The contract had been validly drawn up. + It can be validly argued that they were not to blame.
Collocation dictionary
1 legally acceptable
VERBS
be | become | remain, stay | deem sth, hold sth
The original written contract was held valid.
ADV.
still
Is your passport still valid?
| no longer | legally
Is the contract legally valid?
PREP.
for
Vouchers are only valid for races taking place before 31 December.
2 strong and convincing
VERBS
be, seem | become | remain | accept sth as, consider sth, deem sth, regard sth as
We accepted several different approaches as valid.
ADV.
extremely, very | absolutely, completely, perfectly
This is a perfectly valid question to raise.
| not entirely | reasonably | equally
using a different, but equally valid, technique
| universally
a universally valid set of moral principles
| not necessarily | not strictly
That argument is not strictly valid in this case.
| still | no longer
The old assumptions are no longer valid.
| logically, scientifically, statistically
a logically valid deduction
Concise English dictionary
'vælɪd
adj.
+well grounded in logic or truth or having legal force
+still legally acceptable
