appreciate
అభినందిస్తున్నాము
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'
ప్రశ్నించు,
పెరుగు,
మెచ్చుకో,
ఎంచు
example
Tokyo is of course a maritime city and a great port, but people who visit do not always fully 'appreciate' this.
Those with an eye for profit will be buying new packaged items likely to 'appreciate' in value.
If you could help me find him or if anyone has any information they can give me I would greatly 'appreciate' it.
I'd 'appreciate' any information you could give me
I'd 'appreciate' any information you could give me
So what happens when those shares start to 'appreciate' in value?
I fully 'appreciate' the fact that it's short notice
she feels that he does not 'appreciate' her
he doesn't 'appreciate' danger
We are setting a trap for New Zealanders who do not fully 'appreciate' the way this legislation works.
I 'appreciate' it that you enjoy my story and take the time to tell me your honest opinion!
It is just another London borough, full of trendy rich people who do not 'appreciate' the better things in life.
The awards have been warmly received by staff who 'appreciate' that some recognition is being given for their hard work over the years.
Others love working outdoors and 'appreciate' the fact that they are not sitting at a desk all day.
Anyone who drives along this road on a regular basis as I do, will fully understand and 'appreciate' what I mean.
I would 'appreciate' any information you have on Radar and dangers to health.
Tullow gardaí have been informed of the incident and would 'appreciate' any information.
we'd 'appreciate' your coming
I want to send her a card just to tell her that I love her and 'appreciate' the things she has done for me.
Savvy moves by Asia's newest leading ladies helped their currencies 'appreciate' in value.
To fully 'appreciate' this documentary, you first need a brief primer on him.
he doesn't 'appreciate' music
You don't have to be a nuclear physicist to fully 'appreciate' Copenhagen but it certainly does helps if you are.
How do you get a sense of which works might 'appreciate' in value?
That Ming vase can sit in your study for five years or more before you see its value 'appreciate' substantially.
I 'appreciate' that you cannot be held totally responsible
As well as being appreciated by the residents, the artwork may also 'appreciate' in value - but only for the developer.
Why can't we all 'appreciate' each other's good qualities and realize we've all got room for improvement as well?
they failed to 'appreciate' the pressure he was under
They may not 'appreciate' its more challenging content, but they can recognise a cultural asset when they see one.
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