appreciate

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agradecer

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appreciate
[əˈpriːʃɪəɪt]
verbo transitivo
1agradecer (be grateful for)
  • I appreciate your helping me -> te agradezco tu ayuda
  • I would appreciate it if you didn't shout -> te agradecería que no gritaras
2darse cuenta de (grasp, understand)
  • I fully appreciate (the fact) that… -> me doy perfecta cuenta de que…
  • we appreciate the risks -> somos conscientes de los riesgos
3apreciar (value)
verbo intransitivo
4revalorizarse, aumentar de valor (goods, investment)

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appreciate [a-prí-shieit]
  • To appreciate a good film -> apreciar una buena película
  • I really appreciate your help -> le agradezco mucho su ayuda
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Subir en valor. (n)
va. Apreciar, estimar, valuar, tasar alguna cosa. Agradecer.

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appreciate [əˈpriːʃɪeɪt]
verb:transitive
1 (be grateful for) agradecer
I appreciated your help agradecí tu ayuda; I appreciate the gesture agradezco el detalle; we should much appreciate it if ... agradeceríamos mucho que
2 (value, esteem) apreciar; valorar
he does not appreciate music no sabe apreciar valorar la música;or I am not appreciated here aquí no se me aprecia valora;or we much appreciate your work tenemos un alto concepto de su trabajo
3 (understand) [+problem, difference] comprender
I appreciate your wishes comprendo sus deseos; yes, I appreciate that sí, lo comprendo; to appreciate that ... comprender que ...; we fully appreciate that ... comprendemos perfectamente que ...
4 (be sensitive to) percibir
the smallest change can be appreciated on this machine en esta máquina se percibe el más leve cambio
verb:intransitive
[+property etc] revalorizarse; aumentar(se) en valor

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Verb Conjugation for "appreciate"

Imperative
  • appreciate
  • you appreciate
  • he/she appreciates
  • we appreciate
  • you appreciate
  • they appreciate
Preterite
  • I appreciated
  • you appreciated
  • he/she appreciated
  • we appreciated
  • you appreciated
  • they appreciated
Present Continuous
  • I am appreciating
  • you are appreciating
  • he/she is appreciating
  • we are appreciating
  • you are appreciating
  • they are appreciating
Present Perfect
  • I have appreciated
  • you have appreciated
  • he/she has appreciated
  • we have appreciated
  • you have appreciated
  • they have appreciated
Past Continuous
  • I was appreciating
  • you were appreciating
  • he/she was appreciating
  • we were appreciating
  • you were appreciating
  • they were appreciating
Past Perfect
  • I had appreciated
  • you had appreciated
  • he/she had appreciated
  • we had appreciated
  • you had appreciated
  • they had appreciated
Future
  • I will appreciate
  • you will appreciate
  • he/she will appreciate
  • we will appreciate
  • you will appreciate
  • they will appreciate
Future Perfect
  • I will have appreciated
  • you will have appreciated
  • he/she will have appreciated
  • we will have appreciated
  • you will have appreciated
  • they will have appreciated
Future Continuous
  • I will be appreciating
  • you will be appreciating
  • he/she will be appreciating
  • we will be appreciating
  • you will be appreciating
  • they will be appreciating
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been appreciating
  • you have been appreciating
  • he/she has been appreciating
  • we have been appreciating
  • you have been appreciating
  • they have been appreciating
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been appreciating
  • you will have been appreciating
  • he/she will have been appreciating
  • we will have been appreciating
  • you will have been appreciating
  • they will have been appreciating
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been appreciating
  • you had been appreciating
  • he/she had been appreciating
  • we had been appreciating
  • you had been appreciating
  • they had been appreciating
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