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rate

/reɪt/

Translations

ratenoun

rates

/reɪt/

noteAu sens de classement ou d'évaluation de la qualité ou de la performance.

The hotel is of a very high rate according to industry standards.

Cet hôtel obtient une note très élevée selon les critères du secteur.

taux

The rate of inflation has increased significantly over the past year.

Le taux d'inflation a augmenté de façon significative au cours de l'année écoulée.

tarif

The hotel offers a special rate for weekend stays.

L'hôtel propose un tarif spécial pour les séjours du week-end.

Additional translations

impôt localAu Royaume-Uni, au pluriel surtout pour désigner la taxe locale sur les biens immobiliers.

Synonyms

rateverb

rated

Past Simple

rated

Past Participle

rating

Gerund

/reɪt/

évaluer

The teacher will rate each student's performance on a scale from 1 to 10.

L'enseignant évaluera la performance de chaque élève sur une échelle de 1 à 10.

considérerAvec la construction « considérer comme ».

I rate this movie as one of the best I've seen this year.

Je considère ce film comme l'un des meilleurs que j'aie vus cette année.

Additional translations

réprimanderSens familier ou soutenu selon le contexte; employé pour une remontrance sévère.

estimerAu sens de déterminer la valeur ou le prix d'un bien.

Synonyms

rateadjective

/reɪt/

Used attributively before another noun to mean ‘relating to or based on a rate’.

tarifaireDomaine économique et financier.

Recent rate increases have affected small businesses.

Les récentes hausses tarifaires ont touché les petites entreprises.

Synonyms

Definitions

ratenoun

A measure, quantity, or frequency, typically one measured against another quantity or measure.

The rate of inflation has increased significantly over the past year.

A fixed price paid or charged for something, especially goods or services.

The hotel offers a special rate for weekend stays.

A classification or ranking of quality, standard, or performance.

The hotel is of a very high rate according to industry standards.

In the UK, a local property tax levied on homeowners or occupiers (usually used in the plural form 'rates').

He struggled to keep up with the rates on his small cottage.

rateverb

To assign a standard or value to something according to a particular scale.

The teacher will rate each student's performance on a scale from 1 to 10.

To consider or regard something in a specified way.

I rate this movie as one of the best I've seen this year.

To estimate the value or worth of something.

The appraiser will rate the house before it goes on the market.

To scold or reprimand angrily; to rebuke.

The coach rated the players for their lack of effort.

rateadjective

Relating to or based on a rate, especially a specified charge or level.

Recent rate increases have affected small businesses.