was honest in her appraisal of her team's
chances. 自己队获胜机会的估计是诚实的。2 (阶£) a
meeting in which an employee discusses with their manager how well they have
been doing their job; the system of holding such meetings —(上司对雇黾的，)工作鉴定会； 主作表现评估:.J have my today.我今天与上司
见'油'讨我的工作表现。.◊ staj^per/brmance
appraisaZ 员工7 j：作表现评估
ap-praise /a'preiz/ verb [VN] 1 (formal) to consider or examine sb/sth and
form an opinion about them or it 估量；估价：an appraising giance/Zoofc 打啩的■.忤 / 目..光.◊ She stepped back.to appraise her
workmanship. 她后退一步，鉴赏她作品•的壹术性b ◊他eyes cooHy appra&ed the young
woman be/ore hi.m..他双目艮冷佛地打
邊着面前的年轻女子。.，2 to make a formal judgement about the
value of a person's work, usually after a discussion with them about it (,对某又的丄作）作出评
价：Managers must appraise aH sta# 经邊必须对仝休 W 工作出•评价。
ap-prais-er /d'preizd(r)/ noun [
appre-ciable /a'prirjabl/ adj. large enough to be noticed or thought
important (大得）可以觉察到的，
足以认为重要的；可观的CONSIDERABLE : The
new regulations will not make an appreciable
difference to
most peop/e.新的规定对大多数人无大影响,，◊ an appreciable
ejgfect/increase/amount 可观的效果 / 增长 / 数量► ap.pre.ciably /-abli/ flc/v.: The risk of infection is appreciably higher among children.儿童受到感染的危呤
性要高得f。
ap-preci-ate 〇*w /a'priijieit/ verb
1
[VN] (not used in the progressive teiises 不用于进行时）
to
recognize the good qualities of sb/sth 欣食；赏识；
重视■: You can't really appreciate foreign
literature in
trcmsiaticm.看翻译作品不能真正欣赏到外国文学原箸的
美妙之处。◊ His taients are not
appreciated in that company.他的才"f•奄那家兔司未受到充分赏识。◊ Her/ami7y doesn’t
appreciate her•她的家人不重视她,，
2
(nop usually ,used in the progressive tenses 通常不用
于.进.行时）to be grateful for sth that sb has
done; to welcome sth 感激；感谢；欢迎：[VN】J’d
appreciate some ZieZp.如桌看人帮忙義将非常感激。o Ybiir support is greatZy
appreciated.十分感 _ 你,的女#。◊ Thanks for coming. J appreciate ft.谢iif光丨耑。无任妖迎。◊ I vvouW appreciate ft
f/you paid in c〇5h•假如你女•现金的话，
我会木胜感激。’〇[V
-ing] J don’t appreciate being treated Zffce a secon<i-da5s_ cftfzen•我不愿無人当作二等公民。◊ [VN -ing] We would appreciate you
letting us know of any proWe'ms•如有任何间题，请告•^我们。3 (not used in the progressive
tenses 不用于邊行时）to understand that sth is true 理解；意识到；领备 BBEl realize: [VNj What I failed to appreciate was the
distance between the two c出es.我没有意识到这两座城市间的距离,，◊ [V wh-| J don’t think you
appreciate how' expensive 化 vvi’" ht，. 我想你不了解它会有多昂贵。◊ [V thatl We appreciate t/iat he was seriousiy'iU.我们没有充分认识到
涵的病情很严重。4 [V] to increase in value over a
period of time 增■值；升值：Their investments have appreciated over the years•他们的投资这桦年來已蚱增
ft〇 〇0□ DEPRECIATE
ap*pre-ci-ation
/a.priiXi'eiJn/ noun 1 [U] pleasure that you have when
you recognize and enjoy the good qualities of sb/sth 欣赏：She shows little
appreciation of good
music.她感受木到美好音乐的妙处。◊ The
crowd murmured
in appreciation. # „ 2 lU, sing.]
〜of sth a full or sympathetic uncTerstanding of sth, such as a situation
or a problem, and of what it involves 理解；体谅;卩同情：I had no appreciation of
the problems they
/aced.我没有体谅到他彳丨1所面临的闲难„
[U]〜（of/for sth) the feeling of being grateful
for sth 感激；_ 谢：Please accept this gift in appreciation of aH you’ve done /or us•承豢鼎力相-I，不E感激，if备嘁 礼，敬请笑纳<。4 [U, sing.] ■〜（丨n. sth) increase
in value over a period of time 增值；弁值 EGQ depreciation 5 [C] ~ (of sth) (formal) a piece of writing or a speech in
which the strengths and weaknesses of sb/sth, especially an artist or a work of
art, are discussed and judged (尤指艺术方面的）鉴定，评侖，评祜