Pronunciation: /ˈreɪtɪŋ/
noun a classification or evaluation of something, such as a movie or product, based on a set of criteria
A1 The movie received a high rating from critics.
A2 I always check the rating of a restaurant before trying it.
B1 The hotel has a 4-star rating on booking websites.
B2 The new video game has a rating of 9/10 from players.
C1 The company's stock rating has been downgraded by analysts.
C2 The rating agency gave the bond a AAA rating for its low risk.
verb to assign a classification or evaluation to something based on a set of criteria
A1 I am rating this movie as five stars.
A2 She is rating the restaurant based on the service provided.
B1 The teacher is rating the students' performance in the exam.
B2 The app allows users to rate the quality of the products.
C1 The critics are rating the new album as a masterpiece.
C2 The judges are rating the contestants based on their skills and creativity.
formal The movie received a high rating from critics and audiences alike.
informal I gave the restaurant a five-star rating on Yelp.
slang That new video game has a sick rating on Metacritic.
figurative Her performance in the play was off the charts, she deserves a top rating.
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