ranking

• 形容某事物具有高级、优越的品质，常用于表示在列表或等级中位居最高位置。

Describes something that is of a high or superior quality, often used to indicate a top position in a list or hierarchy.

1. High in rank or positionB2formal

   Having a high or prominent position in a hierarchy or order.

   高级别的

   • She is a ranking official in the government.
   • The ranking officer made the final decision.
   • He is one of the ranking members of the committee.

   同义词distinguishedeminenthigh-rankingimportantinfluentialleadingprominentseniorsuperiortop

   反义词lowlysubordinate

2. Leading or topB2formal

   Being among the best or most important in a particular field or category.

   名列前茅的

   • This university is a ranking institution in the world.
   • The ranking player won the championship.
   • They are a ranking company in the tech industry.

   同义词chiefforemosthigh-rankingleadingoutstandingpreeminentprincipalprominentseniortop

• 表示在等级、列表或层级体系中的位置或地位，通常基于表现、质量或重要性。

A noun referring to a position or standing within a scale, list, or hierarchy, often based on performance, quality, or importance.

1. Position in a listB1formal

   A position or place in a list that compares items based on quality, performance, or popularity.

   排名

   • The university achieved a high ranking in the national survey.
   • His ranking in the competition improved significantly this year.
   • The company's ranking dropped due to poor sales.

   同义词placeplacementpositionrankratingstanding

2. Hierarchical orderB2formal

   A system of ordering people or things based on status, importance, or authority.

   排名

   • The military has a strict ranking system.
   • Her ranking in the department is senior manager.
   • The ranking of players is updated after each tournament.

   同义词classificationgradinghierarchyladderorderpecking orderscaletier

• 动词，表示按等级、地位或价值排列或分类，或指在某体系中所处的位置或级别。

A verb used to indicate the act of assigning a position or level within a hierarchy, or to have a particular position in a ranking system.

1. B1formal

   To assign a position or level to someone or something within a hierarchy or order.

   排名

   • The university ranks among the top ten in the country.
   • She ranks third in the national chess competition.
   • The company ranks its employees based on performance.

   同义词categorizeclassifyevaluategradeorderplacepositionratesequence

2. Classify or categorizeB2formal

   To place someone or something in a particular category or class.

   归类

   • The critics rank this film as one of the best of the decade.
   • He ranks his priorities carefully before making a decision.
   • The data is ranked by importance in the report.

   同义词categorizeclassclassifyevaluategradeorderratesort

3. Have a specific rankB1formal

   To hold a particular position or level in a hierarchy.

   处于某等级

   • He ranks as a captain in the army.
   • The product ranks high in customer satisfaction surveys.
   • She ranks above all other candidates in experience.

   同义词placeratestand