ranking
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2.9
- noun
- /ˈræŋkɪŋ/
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clasificación
- We lost a place in the rankings.
- top rankings
- high rankings
- percentile rankings
So I think the ranking is more valuable.
- So I think the ranking is more valuable.
- We really do read those and these things boost search rankings and suggested video placements.
- And yet the international rankings didn't really change that much.
- I have rigorous detailed rankings for fruit and veggies that we'll get into.
- Like, what were your thoughts of the options and the internal ranking given your expertise?
- Where is this Bush push rank amongst all time controversial calls?
- They're on paper, their world rankings way, way better than ours consistently.
- And it all came crashing down as I work my way up the ranks at USC Film School.
- I wonder what ranking was the wolf that was first?
- I call it Occamic ranking, like Occam's razor.
Examples
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A four-point rating scale with rankings between "extremely important" and "not important" was used.
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The latest exam results show his ranking among the top 10 students in the class.
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And by doing that, we will manage to put a ranking to all the items.
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So I think the ranking is more valuable.
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I want to go over what this ranking and distribution means.
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If an app is at the bottom of the rankings, it may never be seen.
Blog text (3) -
The report includes weekly expert analysis, rankings, and news to help you make smart decisions.
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What is the ranking of the three items you've brought today?
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And yet the international rankings didn't really change that much.
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Tables 1 and 2 show the rankings of the rewards by mean and median.
Academic text (1992)
Synonyms
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2.7
A person's social or professional position compared with others
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2.6
A score that shows how good something like a film or restaurant is
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1.4
The place someone or something has in an ordered list
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3.7
A position in a system that shows rank, like first or second
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3.2
An ordered list showing who is first or second in a competition
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7.7
A level of people in a company or organization
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4.2
How people in a group are arranged by who has more power or status
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3.5
A list showing players' or teams' places and scores in a game
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3.9
A list of people or things arranged from most to least important
Compounds
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word ranking comes from rank, an old word for a 'row' or ordered place. So a ranking is a person's place in a list that shows who is first, second, or most important.