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/reɪt/
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/reɪt/
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rate
noun
rates
pl
UK
/reɪt/
US
/reɪt/
ставка
The interest rate on the loan is 5%.
Процентная ставка по кредиту составляет 5%.
уровень
The unemployment rate has decreased this year.
Уровень безработицы снизился в этом году.
тариф
The hotel offers a special rate for long-term stays.
Отель предлагает специальный тариф для длительного проживания.
Traducciones adicionales
коэффициент
курс
скорость
Sinónimos
value
price
cost
charge
fee
assessment
evaluation
ranking
grade
score
rate
verb
rated
Past Simple
rated
Past Participle
rating
Gerund
UK
/reɪt/
US
/reɪt/
оценивать
I need to rate the quality of this product.
Мне нужно оценивать качество этого продукта.
расценивать
How do you rate his chances of success?
Как вы расцениваете его шансы на успех?
ставить оценку
The teacher will rate the students' essays.
Учитель будет ставить оценку за эссе студентов.
Traducciones adicionales
определять цену
Sinónimos
evaluate
assess
appraise
judge
estimate
value
rank
score
classify
grade
rate
adjective
UK
/reɪt/
US
/reɪt/
Used attributively before another noun to mean ‘relating to or based on a rate’.
Sinónimos
utter
complete
total
absolute
rank
arrant
thorough
sheer
Definiciones
rate
noun
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.
rate
verb
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.
rate
adjective
Relating to or based on a rate, especially a specified charge or level.
Recent rate increases have affected small businesses.
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