underrating

• 名词，指对某人或某事物的价值、重要性或能力作出过低、不符合实际的评价或判断。

A noun referring to an estimation or assessment that is too low, falling short of the true or actual value or importance of something.

1. Low estimationC1formal

   An estimation that is too low; an estimate that is less than the true or actual value.

   低估

   • The underrating of the project's costs led to budget shortfalls.
   • His underrating of her abilities was a serious mistake.
   • The underrating of the storm's intensity caused inadequate preparations.

   同义词depreciationunderestimateunderestimationundervaluation

   反义词overestimateoverratingovervaluation

• 动词，表示对某人或某事物的价值或能力评价过低，认为其不如实际水平；即低估、轻视。

A verb used to indicate the act of estimating or valuing something or someone as less than is actually the case; to underestimate.

1. UnderestimateB2formal

   To judge something or someone as less valuable, important, or capable than they actually are.

   低估

   • Many people underrate the importance of sleep for good health.
   • He felt his boss underrated his contributions to the project.
   • Critics often underrate the difficulty of learning a new language.

   同义词belittledepreciatedevalueminimizeunderestimateundervalue

   反义词appreciateoverestimateoverratevalue