appreciate
કદર
definition
verb
she feels that he does not appreciate her
recognize the full worth of.
they failed to appreciate the pressure he was under
understand (a situation) fully; recognize the full implications of.
translation of 'appreciate'
ની ભારે કિંમત આંકવી,
ભાવવધારો થવો,
ઉચિતપણે મૂલ્યાંકન કરવું,
વર્તી કાઢવું,
પારખવું,
કદર જાણવી,
યોગ્ય રીતે સમજવું કે માણવું
verb
કદર કરવી
example
If you have any of the above in your attic, they would gratefully 'appreciate' your permission to use them on their site.
they failed to 'appreciate' the pressure he was under
So what happens when those shares start to 'appreciate' in value?
I want to send her a card just to tell her that I love her and 'appreciate' the things she has done for me.
They may not 'appreciate' its more challenging content, but they can recognise a cultural asset when they see one.
Others love working outdoors and 'appreciate' the fact that they are not sitting at a desk all day.
If you could help me find him or if anyone has any information they can give me I would greatly 'appreciate' it.
Furthermore you can expect an original work to 'appreciate' in value whereas a print is far less likely to.
It is just another London borough, full of trendy rich people who do not 'appreciate' the better things in life.
I 'appreciate' and recognise that they want to do the best that they can for their people.
I fully 'appreciate' the fact that it's short notice
It was a hunting lodge, and I would 'appreciate' information about that era and also of what it was before then.
they failed to 'appreciate' the pressure he was under
she feels that he does not 'appreciate' her
I 'appreciate' that you cannot be held totally responsible
How do you get a sense of which works might 'appreciate' in value?
we'd 'appreciate' your coming
Tokyo is of course a maritime city and a great port, but people who visit do not always fully 'appreciate' this.
they expected the house to 'appreciate' in value
Those with an eye for profit will be buying new packaged items likely to 'appreciate' in value.
I'd 'appreciate' any information you could give me
he doesn't 'appreciate' music
If it's rare and of high quality, it will 'appreciate' in value [given today's low prices].
People are grateful for what I do for them, my colleagues 'appreciate' my professionalism.
Some of the modern ones 'appreciate' in value, but it is often difficult to sell modern issues for a quick profit.
I 'appreciate' that you cannot be held totally responsible
All that having been said, my own guess is that the euro will 'appreciate' in value.
I would 'appreciate' any relevant information as this is a very worrying time for me.
Savvy moves by Asia's newest leading ladies helped their currencies 'appreciate' in value.
he doesn't 'appreciate' danger
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