reappraise in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for reappraise in the English»Spanish Dictionary

reappraise [Am ˌriəˈpreɪz, Brit riːəˈpreɪz] VB trans

reappraise

revaluar

reappraise

volver a evaluar

Translations for reappraise in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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revalorizar

to reappraise form

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They get to a point, after childrearing and climbing the career ladder, that they reappraise everything in their lives.

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But might his other achievements similarly be reappraised?

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The company is reappraising development plans at some of its sites.

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We have refused to look back and reappraise our sense of values and commitment to this nation.

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Marketers are being urged to reappraise the value of fans and re-focus their social media activity on building long-term engagement.

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What we, as clinicians must do, is nod reverently at their work, learn lessons from it, and reappraise our own practices accordingly.

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We needed to ask customers to reappraise how they viewed us.

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I think this idea of reappraising anxiety as excitement can help inspire simple actions -- to just get excited and do something.

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The fast food chain is today launching a campaign to promote its veggie options and encourage omnivores to reappraise meat-free meals.

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However, a change in security policy, such as eliminating the guards, would lead criminals to reappraise the costs and benefits of robbing the fort.

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