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appraised

/əˈpreɪzd/

appraisedpast participle

Used attributively or predicatively to mean ‘having been appraised; evaluated or valued’.

Translations

The appraised property was put up for auction.

Оценённая собственность была выставлена на аукцион.

Definitions

Having been appraised or evaluated, especially in regard to monetary worth.

The appraised value of the house exceeded our expectations.

appraiseverb

appraised

Past Simple

appraised

Past Simple

appraised

Past Participle

appraising

Gerund

/əˈpreɪz/

Translations

The jeweler will appraise the diamond to determine its value.

Ювелир оценит бриллиант, чтобы определить его стоимость.

Additional translations

Definitions

To estimate the monetary value of property, goods, or other assets, especially in a professional capacity.

Before selling the house, they hired an expert to appraise it.

To judge or evaluate the nature, quality, or condition of someone or something.

She quickly appraised the situation and chose the safest route.

To carry out a formal review of the performance, achievements, or development needs of (an employee).

Under company policy, all managers must appraise their staff at least once a year.

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