valutarli

Valutarli is an Italian verb phrase formed from the infinitive valutare (to evaluate) with the third-person plural clitic pronoun li attached, meaning “to evaluate them.” The clitic li stands for a masculine plural (or a mixed group) direct object: people or things previously mentioned. The corresponding feminine plural would use le (valutarle).

In standard usage, the pronoun normally precedes finite verbs, while it can be attached to the infinitive or other non-finite forms. For example: Dobbiamo valutarli. or Li dobbiamo valutare. In the past tense formed with avere, the past participle agrees with the preceding direct object pronoun: li ho valutati (I have evaluated them). If the object is feminine, you would have le ho valutate, and so on.

Morphology and related forms follow the regular conjugation of valutare: valuto, valuti, valuta, valutiamo, valutate, valutano in the present; past tenses use valutato/valutata/valutati/valutate depending on agreement. The phrase valutarli is widely used in contexts such as business, recruitment, performance review, and any situation requiring assessment of multiple items or individuals.

Notes on usage: valutarli refers specifically to evaluating a masculine plural group or mixed group; for feminine groups, use valutarle. When the context makes the object explicit, li or le may be implicit; in formal writing, pronouns are often placed before the conjugated verb. Valutarli is a common and neutral expression for systematic assessment.