Valorar (en. Appreciate)

/ba.loˈɾaɾ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Establish the value or importance of something.

It is important to value the work of others.

Es importante valorar el trabajo de los demás.

Make an evaluation or judgment about something.

We must value the options before making a decision.

Debemos valorar las opciones antes de tomar una decisión.

Acknowledge the merit or quality of something or someone.

She knows how to value her friends for who they are.

Ella sabe valorar a sus amigos por lo que son.

From Latin 'valorare', which means 'to make worth' or 'to give value'.

value in its measure

Acknowledge the value or importance of something fairly.

valorar en su medida

value the effort

Give importance to the work or dedication that someone has put into something.

valorar el esfuerzo

value as one should

Have a correct and fair judgment about something.

valorar como se debe

valuable

Having a lot of value or being appreciated.

valioso

value

Quality of what is valuable or important.

valor

assess

Establishing the value of something, usually in monetary terms.

avaluar

Give a pat on the back

Whenever he does something well, they tell him he values it with a pat on the back.

Siempre que hace algo bien, le dicen que lo valora con una palmada en la espalda.

Put in their place

When someone does not know what they have, they need to be put in their place and valued for what really matters.

Cuando alguien no sabe lo que tiene, hay que ponerlo en su lugar y valorar lo que realmente importa.