rating

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rating

The teacher gives the student a good rating for her project.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A classification or ranking based on quality, performance, or standard: A rating is a measurement or evaluation that places something on a scale.
    • A position or standing on such a scale: The rating itself can refer to the assigned rank or level.
    • An appraisal or assessment of value or worth: The act of determining or the result of determining the value, amount, or quality of something.
    • (Military/Nautical) A sailor's rank or classification: Specifically, a grade or class of a sailor in a navy, not including commissioned officers.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The hotel received a five-star rating for its excellent service.
    • His credit rating improved after he paid off his debts.
    • The agency is responsible for the rating of television programs.
    • He joined the navy as an ordinary seaman, the most basic rating.
Advanced Usage
  • "To have a high/low rating": To be evaluated or ranked favorably or unfavorably.
    • The new show has a high rating among viewers aged 18 to 34.
  • "Audience/Viewer rating": A measurement of the size of the audience for a television or radio program.
    • The final episode achieved record-breaking audience ratings.
Variants and Related Words
  • Rate (verb/noun): To assign a value or rank to something; a measure, quantity, or frequency.
    • They rate the restaurants on a scale of one to ten.
  • Underrated (adjective): Not rated or valued highly enough.
    • I think that actor is very underrated.
Synonyms
  • Assessment: The act of judging or evaluating something.
  • Grade: A particular level of rank, quality, or value.
  • Rank: A position in a hierarchy or scale.
Related Phrases
  • Credit rating: An evaluation of a borrower's creditworthiness.
    • A good credit rating is essential for getting a loan.
  • Efficiency rating: A measure of how well someone or something performs a task.
    • The new engine has a better fuel efficiency rating.
Related Idioms
  • "Live up to its rating": To perform or be of a quality that matches its assigned rank or score.
    • The restaurant's food certainly lives up to its Michelin rating.
rating

The teacher gives the student a good rating for her project.

Noun
  1. rank in a military organization
  2. standing or position on a scale
  3. act of ascertaining or fixing the value or worth of
  4. an appraisal of the value of something
    • he set a high valuation on friendship