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

ratingnoun [ C or U ]

uk/ˈreɪtɪŋ/us

a measurement of the quality or success of something, or of particular features it has, especially when compared with other things of the same type:

get/receive/be awarded a rating The game was awarded a five-star rating by Gamer magazine.

approval/popularity rating The president's approval rating was around 60%.

a high/excellent/positive rating

a low/poor rating

a 30%/9 point/3-star, etc. rating Consumers gave the product a 7.5 point rating on a scale of 1 to 10.

a rating scale/system There is currently a voluntary rating system in place for violence on TV.

FINANCE, STOCK MARKET a calculation by a ratings agency of the level of risk of an investment or loan:

cut/downgrade/lower a rating

raise/lift/upgrade a rating

have/maintain a rating

A policy condition is that the securities must be rated in the four top rating categories by S&P or Moody's.

INSURANCE a calculation by an insurance company of how much someone should pay for insurance, based on the level of risk involved:

The proposed change in the city's flood insurance rating could reduce premiums by 5%.

calculate/have/receive a rating

COMMERCE, ENVIRONMENT a number or letter showing how powerful something such as a piece of electrical equipment is, how much electricity it uses, etc. so that consumers can compare products:

These green mortgages are available only to those buying a new home with a high energy efficiency rating.

ratings [ plural ]

COMMUNICATIONS, MARKETING figures that show how many people watch or listen to a television or radio programme:

good/high ratings Advertisers seek out the programmes with the highest ratings for their main campaigns.

low/poor ratings

declining/improving ratings

ratings go up/down

ratings battle/war The two channels are locked in a ratings battle.

单词	rating
释义	Contents noun (5) rating (1) rating (2) rating (3) rating (4) rating (5) English American Business ratingnoun uk/ˈreɪ.tɪŋ/us/ˈreɪ.t̬ɪŋ/ C1 [ C or U ] a measurement of how good or popular someone or something is: The government's approval/popularity rating sank to an all-time low. ratings C2 [ plural ] a list of television and radio programmes showing how popular they are: Advertisers are interested in ratings. The show has fallen in the ratings this week. More examples He was refused a mortgage because he had a bad credit rating. The party's rating in the opinion polls has slumped since Smith became leader. The new car has been given an excellent safety rating. Their nearest school has a very poor rating compared to others in the area. The department was awarded the highest rating after the inspection last year. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Judgments and analyses acquihire analysis appraisal assessment construction critique heed interpretation job evaluation judgment misjudge notice press prognostication review self-assessment study time-and-motion study unrated value judgment See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Broadcasting: television Broadcasting: radio ratingnoun [ C ] us/ˈreɪ·t̬ɪŋ/ A rating is a record of the number of people who watch or listen to a particular broadcast: Advertisers are interested in ratings. ratingnoun [ C or U ] uk/ˈreɪtɪŋ/us a measurement of the quality or success of something, or of particular features it has, especially when compared with other things of the same type: get/receive/be awarded a rating The game was awarded a five-star rating by Gamer magazine. approval/popularity rating The president's approval rating was around 60%. a high/excellent/positive rating a low/poor rating a 30%/9 point/3-star, etc. rating Consumers gave the product a 7.5 point rating on a scale of 1 to 10. a rating scale/system There is currently a voluntary rating system in place for violence on TV. FINANCE, STOCK MARKET a calculation by a ratings agency of the level of risk of an investment or loan: cut/downgrade/lower a rating raise/lift/upgrade a rating have/maintain a rating A policy condition is that the securities must be rated in the four top rating categories by S&P or Moody's. INSURANCE a calculation by an insurance company of how much someone should pay for insurance, based on the level of risk involved: The proposed change in the city's flood insurance rating could reduce premiums by 5%. calculate/have/receive a rating COMMERCE, ENVIRONMENT a number or letter showing how powerful something such as a piece of electrical equipment is, how much electricity it uses, etc. so that consumers can compare products: These green mortgages are available only to those buying a new home with a high energy efficiency rating. ratings [ plural ] COMMUNICATIONS, MARKETING figures that show how many people watch or listen to a television or radio programme: good/high ratings Advertisers seek out the programmes with the highest ratings for their main campaigns. low/poor ratings declining/improving ratings ratings go up/down ratings battle/war The two channels are locked in a ratings battle. See also AAA average audience rating Best's rating bond rating buy rating credit rating debt rating fleet rating hold rating security rating sell rating Standard and Poor's
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