valorado

valued

adjective bah-loh-RAH-doh Rare

Also means

rated

Usage Note

Valorado is the past participle of valorar used as an adjective, meaning that something or someone is appreciated or assigned a value. It commonly appears in job listings (se valorará experiencia previa: previous experience will be valued) and market contexts (una empresa valorada en millones: a company valued at millions). The feminine form is valorada. Do not confuse with valioso (valuable/precious), which describes inherent worth rather than an assessed or appreciated quality.

Examples

"Su experiencia internacional es muy valorada en la empresa."

Natural Translation

Her international experience is highly valued in the company.

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