Translation of Italian word "apprezzare" to English
apprezzare
/appretˈtsare/
Meaning
VerbTo recognize the full worth or quality of something; to value highly.
How to use
The Italian verb 'apprezzare' means 'to appreciate, to value' (To recognize the full worth or quality of something; to value highly). It belongs to the first conjugation (-are). It forms compound tenses with the auxiliary 'avere'. In practice, to value, appreciate, admire, or esteem qualities or gestures.
🇬🇧 English
to appreciate, to value
Example
Ho davvero apprezzato il tuo aiuto in questo momento complicato.
I really appreciated your help in this complicated moment.
Tutti i critici apprezzano lo stile elegante del nuovo autore.
All critics appreciate the new author's elegant style.
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- Ho davvero apprezzato il tuo aiuto in questo momento complicato.— I really appreciated your help in this complicated moment.
- Tutti i critici apprezzano lo stile elegante del nuovo autore.— All critics appreciate the new author's elegant style.
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The Italian word "apprezzare" means "to appreciate, to value" in English.
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