avaliamos

Avaliamos is the present indicative form of the Portuguese verb avaliar, meaning we assess or we evaluate. It is used to describe actions carried out by a group and appears in many contexts, from academic and professional to everyday speech.

The verb avaliar denotes the act of determining value, quality, significance, or feasibility. It can refer to grading an assignment, appraising a property, reviewing a project, or judging risks and outcomes. In practice, it often accompanies nouns such as desempenho, custos, riscos, or impacto, as in “Nós avaliamos o desempenho” or “Nós avaliamos os custos.”

Grammatical notes: avaliar is a regular -ar verb. In the present indicative, common forms include eu avalio, você avalia, nós avaliamos, vocês avaliam. The gerund is avaliando, and the past participle is avaliado. The noun form related to the action is avaliação, meaning evaluation or assessment, while a person who conducts the act is called avaliador.

Etymology and usage: the verb conveys the notion of assigning value or judging quality and is widely used in formal and informal settings across Lusophone communities. It covers systematic appraisal as well as more general estimation, and it is often part of phrases describing decision-making processes, quality control, or scholarly analysis.

See also: Avaliação, avaliador, avaliativo. Notes: while avaliamos is primarily a verb form, it may appear as part of branding or titles in some contexts; as a common Portuguese term, its meaning remains the act of evaluating by a group.