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20:30 Jul 16, 2002 |
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5 +7 | estimar, valorar o apreciar a una persona |
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4 +4 | value works fine |
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5 +1 | APRECIAR |
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5 +1 | TO KEEP IN HIGH ESTEEM - TO APPRECIATE |
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5 | appreciate |
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5 | "To hold in high regards" |
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APRECIAR Explanation: "Apreciar a una persona" HTH ! -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-16 20:38:51 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- I meant VALORAR = APPRECIATE SOMEONE; to have him or her in high esteem; TO TREASURE that person\'s friendship or LOVE etc. :) |
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appreciate Explanation: someone |
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TO KEEP IN HIGH ESTEEM - TO APPRECIATE Explanation: Valorar = To appreciate someone; to have him/her in high esteem. HTH P.S. Sorry, I have provided my first answer in Spanish. :) |
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estimar, valorar o apreciar a una persona Explanation: Apreciar, estimar, valorar los méritos, el valor de una persona. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-07-16 20:39:33 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- to appreciate to value |
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