No. 9,587 in Spanish
aprecia
"(He/she/it) appreciates" or "(you formal) appreciate."
In a sentence
Ella aprecia el esfuerzo de sus alumnos.
She appreciates the effort of her students.
Here, 'aprecia' is used as a third-person singular present tense verb meaning 'appreciates', expressing gratitude or recognition for the effort made.
En literatura, uno aprecia más las sutilezas con el tiempo.
In literature, one appreciates subtle aspects more over time.
Here, 'aprecia' is used in a general sense to signify the act of perceiving and valuing subtle qualities, particularly in an intellectual context.
Cuando alguien te aprecia, te hace sentir especial.
When someone values you, they make you feel special.
Here, 'aprecia' conveys the action of valuing and having affection for someone, highlighting interpersonal relationships and emotion.
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