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1Rating — rating …
2rating — [ ratiŋ; retiŋ ] n. m. • 1960; mot angl. « évaluation » ♦ Anglic. 1 ♦ Mar. Indice répartissant les yachts en plusieurs classes, d après leurs caractéristiques techniques. Un rating de 60 pieds. 2 ♦ Indice qui classe les entreprises en fonction de …
3rating — RÁTING s. v. apreciere. Trimis de siveco, 13.09.2007. Sursa: Sinonime RATING [RÉTING] s. n. 1. indicele clasamentelor băncilor în funcţie de creditul care li se poate acorda. o ŭl riscului de ţară = indice prin care se estimează capacitatea şi… …
4rating — rating, rating scales Rating scales require respondents to make a judgement of absolute value as, for example, in the case of a university professor grading student assignments according to their scholarly excellence. Typically, in sociological… …
5rating — rating1 [rāt′iŋ] n. [see RATE1] 1. a) a rank, class, or grade; specif., a classification of military or naval personnel according to specialized skills and training [Quartermaster is a Navy rating] b) Brit. an enlisted man in the Navy 2. a p …
6rating — I noun analysis, appraisal, assessment, classification, determination, estate, estimation, evaluation, grade, grading, grouping, measurement, placement, quantification, rank, ranking, status, valorization, valuation II index assessment… …
7rating — → índice de audiencia …
8rating — action of verb to rate 1530s, from RATE (Cf. rate) (n.). Ratings of TV programs, originally radio programs, began 1930 in U.S. under system set up by U.S. pollster and market researcher Archibald M. Crossley (1896 1985), and were called Crossley… …
9rating — /ingl. ˈreɪtɪŋ/ [vc. ingl., da to rate «valutare, stimare»] s. m. inv. 1. (econ.) valutazione 2. (tv) indice di gradimento 3. (nelle regate) stazza …
10rating — [n] grade appraisal, assessment, category, class, classification, degree, judgment, level, mark, order, rank, score, standard, tier, valuation; concepts 286,378,665,727,744 …
