rate

• Medida, quantidade ou velocidade de algo, como preço, rapidez ou frequência; também se refere a uma taxa cobrada ou a um índice.

A noun referring to the measure, amount, or speed of something, such as a price, speed, or frequency.

1. Speed or frequencyB1formal

   The measure of how fast something happens or the number of times it occurs in a period.

   Velocidade ou frequência

   • The heart rate increases during exercise.
   • The birth rate is declining in many countries.
   • What's the exchange rate for euros to dollars?

   Sinônimosfrequencyincidencemeasurepacespeedtempovelocity

2. Price or costB1formal

   The amount of money charged for something, like interest or services.

   Preço ou custo

   • The interest rate on the loan is 5%.
   • They charge a high hourly rate for repairs.
   • The hotel room rate includes breakfast.

   Sinônimosamountchargecostfarefeefigurepricetarifftoll

3. Assessment or gradeA2informal

   An evaluation or opinion of quality, often expressed as a score.

   Avaliação

   • The movie received a five-star rate.
   • Customer satisfaction rate is very high.
   • She gave the restaurant a top rate on the app.

   Sinônimosassessmentclassificationevaluationgraderankingratingscore

• Verbo usado para avaliar a qualidade, o valor ou a importância de algo, ou para considerar algo sob uma determinada perspectiva.

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.

   Avaliar

   • 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?

   Sinônimosappraiseassessclassifyestimateevaluategaugejudgerank

2. Consider or RegardB1informal

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

   Considerar

   • 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.

   Sinônimosconsidercountdeemesteemholdjudgelook uponregardseethink ofview

3. Deserve or Be WorthyB2informal

   To be worthy of a particular treatment or consideration.

   Merecer

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

   Sinônimosdeserveearnmeritwarrant