rating

• Nom désignant une note, une classification, un classement ou un score attribué à quelque chose en fonction de sa qualité, de ses performances ou de sa valeur.

A noun referring to an assessment, classification, or score given to something based on its quality, performance, or value.

1. Evaluation or scoreB1formal

   A measurement of quality, performance, or popularity, often expressed as a number or grade.

   évaluation ou note

   • The movie received a high rating from critics.
   • Her performance rating at work was excellent.
   • The restaurant has a five-star rating on the app.

   Synonymesappraisalassessmentclassificationevaluationgrademarkrankingscore

2. B2formal

   An official classification based on ability, rank, or suitability.

   classement

   • The ship has a safety rating of A1.
   • Employees are given ratings based on their skills.
   • The game has an age rating of 12+.

   Synonymesclassclassificationgraderankingstandingstatus

3. Audience measurementB2formalamerican

   The estimated percentage of viewers watching a TV program or listening to a radio show.

   Mesure d'audience

   • The show achieved top ratings during prime time.
   • The network was happy with the ratings for the new series.
   • Low ratings led to the cancellation of the program.

• Verbe utilisé pour évaluer la qualité, la valeur ou l'importance de quelque chose, ou pour le considérer d'une certaine manière.

A verb used to assess or evaluate the quality, value, or importance of something, or to consider it in a particular way.

1. Evaluate or AssessA2informal

   To give a score or judgment about the quality, value, or level of something.

   Évaluer, noter

   • I rate this restaurant five stars.
   • She rated the movie as excellent.
   • How would you rate his performance on a scale of 1 to 10?

   Synonymesappraiseassessclassifyestimateevaluategaugejudgerank

2. Consider or RegardB1informal

   To think of someone or something as having a particular quality or value.

   Considérer

   • I rate him highly as a team player.
   • She rates her job as the best she's ever had.
   • Experts rate this wine among the finest.

   Synonymesconsidercountdeemesteemholdjudgelook uponregardseethink ofview

3. Deserve or Be WorthyB2informal

   To be worthy of a particular treatment or consideration.

   mériter

   • This discovery rates a front-page headline.
   • His contribution rates special recognition.
   • The issue rates urgent attention from the government.

   Synonymesdeserveearnmeritwarrant