rating
n. 等级; 评估,评价; 极限; 收听率,收视率
v. 估价( rate的现在分词); 定级
A rating of something is a score or measurement of how good or popular it is.
...a value-for-money rating of ten out of ten...
被评定为100%物有所值
New public opinion polls show the president's approval rating at its lowest point since he took office.
新的民意调查显示总统的支持率跌到了他就职以来的最低点。
The ratings are the statistics published each week which show how popular each television programme is.
Eurocops was beaten in the ratings on Channel 4 by Kate and Allie, Hill Street Blues and St Elsewhere...
在第4频道的收视率调查中《欧洲警察》被《凯特和阿莉》、《希尔街的布鲁斯》和《何方神圣》打败。
CBS's ratings again showed huge improvement over the previous year.
与前一年相比,哥伦比亚广播公司的收视率再次大幅提高。
Ratings are the sailors in some national navies who are not officers or who have no rank.
The rating of a member of the armed forces is the level they have achieved, according to their job or the skills they have.
1. an appraisal of the value of something;
2. act of ascertaining or fixing the value or worth of
3. standing or position on a scale
4. rank in a military organization
The valve shall have a BTU rating in excess rating of the boiler's heating output.
这种阀门的BTU释放能力应该超过锅炉的热输出能力.
All of the rating agencies still rate California as worth the in vestmentworthy of investment.
所有的评级机构仍然将加州评委值得投资.
Even a UDP spokesman puts the party's approval rating at less than 20 %.
连统合民主党的一位发言人都认为该党的支持率不到20%.
Moody's is one of the largest bond rating agencies in the world.
慕迪是全世界最大的债券评等机构之一.
Currently that gear list puts me 8 defense rating shy of crit immunity.
上面那张装备标准还差8防御等级才达到完全防爆击.