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ranking

/ˈræŋkɪŋ/

Translations

rankingnoun

rankings

/ˈræŋkɪŋ/

рейтинг

The university improved its ranking this year.

Университет улучшил свой рейтинг в этом году.

ранжирование

The ranking of the candidates was based on their test scores.

Ранжирование кандидатов основывалось на их результатах тестов.

Synonyms

rankinggerund / present participle

/ˈræŋ.kɪŋ/

Used when 'ranking' modifies a noun while expressing an ongoing process (e.g., "ranking methodology").

Synonyms

rankingadjective

/ˈræŋ.kɪŋ/

рейтинговый

The ranking player received a special award.

Рейтинговый игрок получил специальную награду.

Additional translations

Synonyms

rankverb

ranking

Gerund

ranked

Past Simple

ranked

Past Participle

ranking

Gerund

/ræŋk/

ранжировать

The system will rank the candidates based on their scores.

Система будет ранжировать кандидатов на основе их оценок.

оценивать

The judges will rank the performances from best to worst.

Судьи будут оценивать выступления от лучшего к худшему.

классифицировать

We need to rank the projects according to their importance.

Нам нужно классифицировать проекты по их важности.

Additional translations

квалифицировать

располагать по значению

Synonyms

Definitions

rankingnoun

A position in a hierarchy or scale, often used to denote the level of importance, quality, or performance.

The university improved its ranking in the national education survey this year.

A listing or arrangement of items, individuals, or entities in order of importance, quality, or performance.

The magazine published its annual ranking of the top 100 restaurants in the city.

The act or process of arranging people or things in a hierarchical order.

The ranking of the applicants was completed after the interviews.

rankinggerund / present participle

Engaged in the act of arranging or evaluating according to rank; pertaining to a process that ranks.

The ranking algorithm adapts to new data in real time.

rankingadjective

Having a specified position in a hierarchy or scale, especially in terms of importance or status.

She is the ranking officer in the department, making her the most senior member.

rankverb

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.