英语词汇“assessment”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

assessmentnoun [ C or U ]

/əˈsesmənt/ukus

the process of considering all the information about a situation or a person and making a judgement:

conduct/give/make an assessment The first thing you must do is make an assessment of the situation.

a detailed/thorough assessment They intend to conduct a more detailed assessment of potential clients.

initial/preliminary assessment According to our initial assessment, progress was considerably slower than had been predicted.

They have asked for an independent safety assessment of the factory.

the process of considering the amount or value of something, or the decision that is made:

carry out/make an assessment The lender will send out a valuer or surveyor to make an assessment of the property.

If you disagree with our assessment, you have the right to appeal.

also tax assessment TAX the process of calculating how much tax someone must pay, or the amount that must be paid:

Much of the responsibility for tax assessment was passed to the taxpayer.

We may alter an assessment up to two years after tax became due.

HR the process of testing, and making a judgement about , someone's knowledge, ability, skills, etc.:

The diploma will be awarded based on a final exam and continuous assessment throughout the course.

Every new employee will need to take an English-language assessment test.

单词	assessment
释义	Contents noun (4) assessment (1) assessment (2) assessment (3) assessment (4) English Business assessmentnoun [ C or U ] uk/əˈses.mənt/us/əˈses.mənt/ B2 the act of judging or deciding the amount, value, quality, or importance of something, or the judgment or decision that is made: Would you say that is a fair assessment of the situation? Both their assessments of production costs were hopelessly inaccurate. More examples Their methods of assessment produce nonsensical results. External validation of the teachers' assessments is recommended. a baseline assessment Tonight's programme features an assessment of the government's approach to crime. Health and safety inspectors carried out a risk assessment of the premises. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Judgments and analyses acquihire analysis appraisal construction critique day of reckoning interpretation job evaluation judgment misjudge notice peer review press rating review self-assessment study time-and-motion study unrated value judgment See more results » assessmentnoun [ C or U ] /əˈsesmənt/ukus the process of considering all the information about a situation or a person and making a judgement: conduct/give/make an assessment The first thing you must do is make an assessment of the situation. a detailed/thorough assessment They intend to conduct a more detailed assessment of potential clients. initial/preliminary assessment According to our initial assessment, progress was considerably slower than had been predicted. They have asked for an independent safety assessment of the factory. the process of considering the amount or value of something, or the decision that is made: carry out/make an assessment The lender will send out a valuer or surveyor to make an assessment of the property. If you disagree with our assessment, you have the right to appeal. also tax assessment TAX the process of calculating how much tax someone must pay, or the amount that must be paid: Much of the responsibility for tax assessment was passed to the taxpayer. We may alter an assessment up to two years after tax became due. HR the process of testing, and making a judgement about , someone's knowledge, ability, skills, etc.: The diploma will be awarded based on a final exam and continuous assessment throughout the course. Every new employee will need to take an English-language assessment test. See also environmental impact assessment risk assessment self-assessment standard spending assessment
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assessmentnoun [ C or U ]

assessmentnoun [ C or U ]

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