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ranked

/ræŋkt/

rankedadjective

/ræŋkt/

Translations

classé

The ranked players were announced before the tournament began.

Les joueurs classés ont été annoncés avant le début du tournoi.

Definitions

Having a specified position in a hierarchy or scale, often in terms of importance or quality.

The ranked players were announced before the tournament began.

Synonyms

rankverb

ranked

Past Simple

ranked

Past Simple

ranked

Past Participle

ranking

Gerund

/ræŋk/

Translations

classerAttribuer une position dans un classement selon un critère.

The judges will rank the contestants based on their performance.

Les juges vont classer les candidats en fonction de leur prestation.

se classerExprime la position occupée dans une hiérarchie ou un classement.

She ranks among the top ten players in the world.

Elle se classe parmi les dix meilleures joueuses du monde.

Definitions

To assign a position or grade to someone or something in relation to others based on a particular criterion.

The judges will rank the contestants based on their performance.

To have a particular position in a hierarchy or scale.

She ranks among the top ten players in the world.

To arrange in a particular order or hierarchy.

The teacher asked the students to rank the books from most to least favorite.

Synonyms

ranknoun

Definitions

A position in the hierarchy of the armed forces.

He was promoted to the rank of captain after years of service.

A position within a hierarchy or scale, often related to status or importance.

She quickly rose through the ranks to become the CEO of the company.

A row or line of people or things.

The soldiers stood in rank, waiting for the command to march.

The level of a person or thing in a classification, especially in terms of quality or performance.

The university has a high rank among the top institutions in the country.

The members of a group or organization considered collectively, especially the enlisted personnel of an armed force.

He rose from the ranks to become a general.

rankadjective

Definitions

Having a strong, unpleasant smell.

The garbage had a rank odor that filled the entire alley.

Growing too thickly and coarsely.

The rank vegetation made it difficult to walk through the jungle.

Complete or utter; used for emphasis.

His rank incompetence was evident in the way he handled the project.

Offensively coarse, vulgar, or indecent.

The comedian's set was filled with rank profanity that shocked the audience.