underestimate

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• General-American: /ʌndɚˈɛs.tɪ.mɪt/
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• General-American: /ʌndɚˈɛs.tɪ.mət/
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• General-American: /ʌndɚˈɛs.tɪ.meɪt/
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• CMU ARPABET: AH1 N D ER0 EH1 S T AH0 M EY2 T Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Etymology tree Proto-Indo-European *h1én Proto-Indo-European *h1entér Proto-Indo-European *(H)n̥dhí Proto-Indo-European *-ér Proto-Indo-European *(H)n̥dhér Proto-Germanic *under Proto-West Germanic *undar Old English under- Middle English under- English under- English estimate English underestimate From under- + estimate.

76 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Armenian: թերագնահատում (tʻeragnahatum) — an estimate that is too low
• Belarusian: недаацэ́нка (njedaacénka) — an estimate that is too low
• Bulgarian: недооце́нка (nedoocénka) — an estimate that is too low
• Dutch: onderschatting — an estimate that is too low
• Finnish: alhainen arvio — an estimate that is too low
• Finnish: aliarviointi — an estimate that is too low
• French: sous-estimation — an estimate that is too low
• German: Unterschätzung — an estimate that is too low
• Italian: sottostima — an estimate that is too low
• Italian: sottovalutazione — an estimate that is too low
• Norwegian Bokmål: undervurdering — an estimate that is too low
• Norwegian Nynorsk: undervurdering — an estimate that is too low
• Polish: niedocenienie — an estimate that is too low
• Polish: niedoszacowanie — an estimate that is too low
• Polish: zbyt niskie oszacowanie — an estimate that is too low
• Russian: недооце́нка (nedoocénka) — an estimate that is too low
• Swedish: underskattning — an estimate that is too low
• Swedish: undervärdering — an estimate that is too low
• Arabic: اِسْتَخَفَّ (istaḵaffa) — to perceive as having lower value
• Arabic: اِسْتَهَانَ (istahāna) — to perceive as having lower value
• Armenian: թերագնահատել (tʻeragnahatel) — to perceive as having lower value
• Belarusian: недаацэ́ньваць (njedaacénʹvacʹ) — to perceive as having lower value
• Belarusian: недаацані́ць (njedaacanícʹ) — to perceive as having lower value
• Bulgarian: подценя́вам (podcenjávam) — to perceive as having lower value
• Bulgarian: подценя́ (podcenjá) — to perceive as having lower value
• Catalan: subestimar — to perceive as having lower value
• Chinese Mandarin: 低估 (dīgū) — to perceive as having lower value
• Czech: podcenit — to perceive as having lower value
• Danish: undervurdere — to perceive as having lower value
• Dutch: onderschatten — to perceive as having lower value
• Esperanto: subtaksi — to perceive as having lower value
• Finnish: aliarvioida — to perceive as having lower value
• French: sous-estimer — to perceive as having lower value
• Galician: subestimar — to perceive as having lower value
• German: unterschätzen — to perceive as having lower value
• Greek: υποτιμώ (ypotimó) — to perceive as having lower value
• Greek: υποεκτιμώ (ypoektimó) — to perceive as having lower value
• Hebrew: זִלְזֵל (zilzél) — to perceive as having lower value
• Hungarian: alábecsül — to perceive as having lower value
• Indonesian: meremehkan — to perceive as having lower value
• Indonesian: pandang rendah — to perceive as having lower value
• Italian: sottovalutare — to perceive as having lower value
• Italian: sottostimare — to perceive as having lower value
• Japanese: 過小評価する (kashōhyōka suru) — to perceive as having lower value
• Japanese: 侮る (anadoru) — to perceive as having lower value
• Japanese: 舐める (nameru) — to perceive as having lower value
• Korean: 과소평가하다 (gwasopyeonggahada) — to perceive as having lower value
• Luxembourgish: ënnerschätzen — to perceive as having lower value
• Norwegian Bokmål: undervurdere — to perceive as having lower value
• Norwegian Nynorsk: undervurdere — to perceive as having lower value
• Polish: zaniżać — to perceive as having lower value
• Polish: zaniżyć — to perceive as having lower value
• Portuguese: menosprezar — to perceive as having lower value
• Portuguese: subestimar — to perceive as having lower value
• Portuguese: fazer pouco — to perceive as having lower value
• Romanian: subevalua — to perceive as having lower value
• Romanian: subestima — to perceive as having lower value
• Russian: недооце́нивать (nedoocénivatʹ) — to perceive as having lower value
• Russian: недооцени́ть (nedoocenítʹ) — to perceive as having lower value
• Serbo-Croatian: подцењивати — to perceive as having lower value
• Serbo-Croatian: подценити — to perceive as having lower value
• Slovak: podceňovať — to perceive as having lower value
• Slovak: podceniť — to perceive as having lower value
• Slovene: podcenjevati — to perceive as having lower value
• Slovene: podceniti — to perceive as having lower value
• Spanish: subestimar — to perceive as having lower value
• Swedish: underskatta — to perceive as having lower value
• Swedish: undervärdera — to perceive as having lower value
• Tagalog: maliitin — to perceive as having lower value
• Telugu: తక్కువ అంచనా వేయు (takkuva añcanā vēyu) — to perceive as having lower value
• Thai: ดูถูกดูแคลน (duu tùuk duu klæn) — to perceive as having lower value
• Turkish: azımsamak — to perceive as having lower value
• Turkish: hafife almak — to perceive as having lower value
• Turkish: küçümsemek — to perceive as having lower value
• Ukrainian: недооці́нювати (nedoocínjuvaty) — to perceive as having lower value
• Ukrainian: недооціни́ти (nedoocinýty) — to perceive as having lower value