undervalues

v.

对（某人或某事物）评价过低，低估（某人或某事物）( undervalue的第三人称单数 )；

1. We undervalue the worth of the cup.
   我们低估了杯子的价值。
2. We had undervalued the flat by 5000.
   我们对这套公寓的估价少了5000英镑。
3. Never undervalue your ability of self-improvement.
   永远不要低估你改变自我的能力！
4. We clearly undervalued him as a member of our team.
   我们显然低估了他这个队员在我们队中的作用。

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