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appreciation

/əˌpriː.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,表示对价值、意义或品质的认可;也可表示感激、审美鉴赏力,或货币价值的上升。

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词语关系

noun

/əˌpriː.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • zh名词,表示对价值、意义或品质的认可;也可表示感激、审美鉴赏力,或货币价值的上升。

A noun referring to recognition of the value, significance, or quality of something; it can also denote gratitude, aesthetic discernment, or an increase in monetary value.

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  1. Recognition and understandingB2formal

    The ability to understand the nature, meaning, quality, or importance of something.

    zh理解与认识

    • She has a deep appreciation of classical music.
    • His appreciation of the problem helped him find a solution.
    • The course aims to develop an appreciation of modern art.

    同义词awarenesscomprehensiongraspknowledgeperceptionrealizationrecognitionunderstanding

    反义词ignoranceincomprehensionmisunderstanding

  2. Aesthetic judgmentC1formal

    The ability to make fine distinctions, especially regarding artistic or aesthetic values.

    zh审美鉴赏力

    • Her appreciation of fine wine is remarkable.
    • The critic's appreciation of the painting was insightful.
    • He has a refined appreciation for poetry.

    同义词discernmentdiscriminationjudgmentperceptionrefinementsensitivitytaste

  3. Expression of gratitudeB1formal

    An expression of thankfulness or recognition for something received or done.

    zh感激

    • Please accept this gift as a token of our appreciation.
    • She wrote a letter of appreciation to the staff.
    • He expressed his appreciation for their hard work.

    同义词gratefulnessgratituderecognitionthankfulnessthanks

  4. Favorable opinionB2formal

    A positive judgment or approval of someone or something.

    zh赏识

    • The film received widespread appreciation from critics.
    • Her work earned the appreciation of her colleagues.
    • Public appreciation of the new policy has grown.

    同义词admirationapprovalesteemfavorlikingrecognitionregardrespect

    反义词contemptdisapprovaldisdaindislikescorn

  5. Increase in valueB2formal

    A rise in the monetary worth or price of an asset over time.

    zh增值

    • The appreciation of the property was significant over five years.
    • Investors hope for the appreciation of their stock portfolio.
    • Currency appreciation can affect international trade.

    同义词advanceescalationgaingrowthincreaserise

    反义词debasementdepreciationdevaluation

词形
  • appreciations plural form
  • appreciations' possessive plural form
  • appreciation's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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