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| segur. |
valued |
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| gen. |
weigh; appraise; evaluate; appreciate; apprehend; class; esteem; gage; gauge; price; prize; set store by; put a price on (что-либо (назначить цену)); take the gage of; form an estimate (положение и т. п.); put value on (что-либо); sum up (кого-либо, что-либо); put value of (что-либо); come to appreciate (zeev); assessing (pasha1996); put a dollar value (azalan); give recognition (A colleague did a better job than any of you expected, and it's time to give them recognition for their efforts. VLZ_58); have something appraised (недвижимость, антикварный товар, драгоценность – т. е. произвести оценку стоимости: An Ohio woman who paid US$5 at a yard sale for a pendant thought was just costume jewelry. Twenty-year-old Vaneisha Robinson didn't know its value. Then she had it appraised. She has found out it's a 14-karat white gold pendant with more than two carats of diamonds and it's worth nearly $10,000. ART Vancouver); estimate; see (suburbian); comment on (suburbian); comment (suburbian); assess properly; recognize the value of |
| Gruzovik |
estimate (pf of оценивать) |
| Игорь Миг |
check up on (Come to check up on your investment?) |
| amer. |
figure |
| antic. |
apprise (неправильное использование вместо appraise или apprize (устаревшая форма appraise)); apprize |
| comp. |
value |
| cont. |
cost (estimate the price or cost of. COED. • ~ something The project needs to be costed in detail. • Their accountants have costed the project at $8.1 million. • fully costed proposals • ~ something out Have you costed out these proposals yet? OALD Alexander Demidov) |
| econ. |
put a value on (что-либо: As we have seen, some tech firms have put a value on our data. Google estimates $720 per person, per year when it talks to investors. A.Rezvov) |
| equip. |
digest |
| fig. |
fathom (ситуацию, например alila) |
| jerg. |
scope out (ситуацию, человека ART Vancouver) |
| makár. |
assess; define; grade; regard; assign a value (to); give an appraisal of something; make an appraisal of something; sum up; weigh up; determine; rate; judge |
| mat. |
bound; make an estimate of; measure |
| micr. |
assess (To evaluate a Windows computer by using the Windows Assessment Toolkit that is included in the Windows Assessment and Deployment Kit (ADK)) |
| mil. |
size up |
| publ. |
form estimate |
| tec. |
judge (состояние) |
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| gen. |
priced; ratable; costed (A Welsh Metro has been costed at between L1bn and L1.5bn over the next 15 years, integrating transport across South East Wales between ... Alexander Demidov) |
| econ. |
appraised; measured |
| geof. |
graded |
| makár. |
appreciated; assessed; defined; determined; evaluated; gaged; graded; judged; rated; valued; weighted; qualified |
| medios. |
mean life, estimated |
| micr. |
costed (Pertaining to something for which an estimate or cost has been provided) |
| negoc. |
rateable |
| tec. |
estimated |
| tecn. |
valuated |
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| sism. |
appreciate |
