evaluate

evaluate
transitive verb
1) (value) schätzen [Wert, Preis, Schaden, Kosten]
2) (appraise) einschätzen; auswerten [Daten]
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[i'væljueit]
verb
1) (to form an idea of the worth of: It is difficult to evaluate him as a writer.) bewerten
2) (to work out the numerical value of: If x = 1 and y = 2 we can evaluate x2 + y2.) berechnen
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evalu·ate
[ɪˈvæljueɪt]
vt
▪ to \evaluate sth etw bewerten [o einschätzen]; a value etw berechnen
we need to \evaluate how the new material stands up to wear and tear wir müssen feststellen, wie das neue Material auf Verschleiß reagiert
to \evaluate a loan ein Darlehen festsetzen
to \evaluate the results die Ergebnisse auswerten
▪ to \evaluate sb jdn beurteilen
▪ to \evaluate whether ... beurteilen, ob ...
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[I'vljʊeɪt]
vt
house, painting, worth etc schätzen (at auf +acc); damages festsetzen (at auf +acc); chances, situation, effectiveness, usefulness einschätzen, beurteilen; evidence, results auswerten; pros and cons (gegeneinander) abwägen; contribution, achievement, work, performance beurteilen; (MED) patient untersuchen (und die Diagnose stellen)
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evaluate [ıˈvæljʊeıt; US -jəˌweıt] v/t
1. den Wert etc schätzen, den Schaden etc festsetzen (beide:
at auf akk)
2. abschätzen, bewerten, beurteilen
3. berechnen, (zahlenmäßig) bestimmen
4. auswerten
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transitive verb
1) (value) schätzen [Wert, Preis, Schaden, Kosten]
2) (appraise) einschätzen; auswerten [Daten]
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v.
auswerten v.

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