Valorarles

Valorarles is a Spanish verb that translates to "to value them" or "to appreciate them." It is formed by combining the infinitive "valorar" (to value/appreciate) with the direct object pronoun "les" (them, referring to multiple people or things). This grammatical construction is common in Spanish when the direct object is plural and indirect.

The verb "valorar" itself implies assigning worth, importance, or merit to something or someone. Therefore, "valorarles" specifically indicates the act of recognizing and holding in high regard multiple entities. For instance, one might say "Debemos valorarles por su arduo trabajo" which means "We must value them for their hard work." The pronoun "les" would refer to the individuals who have demonstrated this hard work.

Context is crucial in understanding what "les" refers to. It could be people, animals, or even abstract concepts like ideas or achievements, provided they are plural. The sentiment conveyed is one of positive regard and acknowledgment of their intrinsic or demonstrated worth. The opposite of valuing someone or something is to devalue or disregard them.