Underrate Meaning in English
word
ˌəndɝˈɹeɪt
uhn-der-RAYT
ˌʌndəɹˈeɪt
UN-duh-rayt
释义
To think that something or someone is less important, skilled, or valuable than they really are.
用法与细微差别
'Underrate' is slightly formal and is often used to warn against not appreciating someone's skills, efforts, or value. Common collocations: 'underrate the importance', 'underrated actor'. Don't confuse with 'underestimate' (about amount or difficulty rather than value).
Spanish: subestimarPortuguese (BR): subestimarPortuguese (PT): subestimarChinese (Simplified): 低估Chinese (Traditional): 低估Hindi: कम आंकनाArabic: يقلل من شأنBengali: অবমূল্যায়ন করা - কম গুরুত্ব দেওয়াRussian: недооцениватьJapanese: 過小評価するVietnamese: đánh giá thấpKorean: 과소평가하다Turkish: küçümsemek - olduğundan az değer vermekUrdu: کم سمجھنا - کم اہمیت دیناIndonesian: meremehkan - menyepelekan
例句
Many people underrate the benefits of exercise.
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Don’t underrate her; she is very talented.
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It’s easy to underrate the importance of sleep.
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He's an underrated musician who deserves more attention.
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You shouldn’t underrate how challenging this project is going to be.
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We tend to underrate small achievements, but they matter a lot.
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