rating

/ˈreɪtɪŋ/
noun
  1. A classification or score that shows how good, popular, or safe something is.
    • The movie received a five-star rating from critics.
    • The restaurant's health rating was posted on the front door.
    • Her credit rating improved after she paid off her debts.
  2. A measurement of the performance or capacity of a machine or device.
    • The engine's fuel efficiency rating is excellent.
    • Check the voltage rating before plugging in the appliance.
    • This generator has a power rating of 5,000 watts.
  3. The estimated standing of a person or team in a competitive ranking system.
    • The team's rating dropped after losing three matches in a row.
    • The chess player's rating went up after winning the tournament.
    • His rating in the online game is among the top 100 players.
adjective
  1. Describing something that is used to evaluate or classify quality or performance.
    • She filled out a rating form after her customer service call.
    • The rating scale ranges from poor to excellent.
    • The rating system for hotels uses one to five stars.
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