Pronunciation: /ˈræŋkɪŋ/
noun a position in a scale or hierarchy
A1 The ranking of my favorite movies is based on how much I enjoyed watching them.
A2 She achieved a high ranking in her class due to her hard work and dedication.
B1 The company's ranking in the industry has been steadily increasing over the past year.
B2 The university's ranking in international studies is among the top in the world.
C1 The athlete's ranking in the world championship has secured them a spot in the finals.
C2 The country's ranking in terms of healthcare quality has been a topic of discussion among policymakers.
verb present participle of the verb 'rank', which means to assign a position in a scale or hierarchy
A1 I am ranking my favorite movies from best to worst.
A2 She is ranking the top universities in the country.
B1 The company is ranking employees based on performance.
B2 The website is ranking high in search engine results.
C1 The expert panel is ranking the finalists for the award.
C2 The committee is ranking the candidates for the promotion.
formal The university's ranking in the national survey has improved significantly.
informal Did you see where our team's ranking is on the leaderboard?
slang I can't believe how high her ranking is in the popularity contest.
figurative His ranking among the best chefs in the city is undisputed.
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