Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Appraisal"

A: When someone appraises something they analyzes and come up with a price for what its worth. This is used for things like a house or jewelry - things that don't have an obvious value.

We got our house appraised last weekend but we aren't happy with the results, the appraisal was so low! I think our house it worth at least 20% more than what the appraiser said.

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A: "Appraisal" mean "to tell you the value of something"

"accurate" just means "precise".

A: There’s no real difference in meaning, so you could go with either one in most situations. But “appraisal” sounds a bit more like a formal situation, such as determining the price of a house or valuable item. “Assessment” sounds more general and is a bit more natural for speaking.

A: Appraisal is a judgment or assessment of the value of something, especially a formal one while evaluation is an assessment, such as an annual personnel performance review used as the basis for a salary increase or bonus, or a summary of a particular situation.

A: What Kai said but also different contexts.

"Evaluation" and "Assessment" can often be used interchangeably.

Assessment is maybe used more often as a less serious or inital test/exam or screening, whereas evaluation is a bit more "final" or serious.

"Appraise" and "Appraisal" is mostly used in the context of a professional deciding the value of something (house, car, etc.). You'll sometimes see it in healthcare (a doctor's appraisal) but other than that you'll most likely only see it used in other contexts in creative writing/literature.

A: appraise: to assign a value(usually monetary) to something. ie: The car was appraised at $8000. comment: say something about something ie: she commented on the high price of the car. assess: to review/inspect the quality of something, very similar to appraisal but assessments are not necessarily monetary ie: I must assess the functioning of the motor before buying the car.

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A: ... was lower than i "expected"

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A: The appraisal of my car was a lower price than I expected

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