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rating Noun 1. a valuation or assessment 2. a classification according to order or grade 3. a noncommissioned sailor 4. ratings the size of the audience for a TV or radio programme
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rating noun position, evaluation, classification, placing, rate, order, standing, class, degree, estimate, rank, status, grade, designation Translations rating [ˈreɪtɪŋ] n (= valuation) → tasación f (= standing); posición f; (BRIT) (NAUT) (sailor) → marinero; ratings npl (RADIO, TV) → clasificación f rating [ˈreɪtɪŋ] n (= assessment) → évaluation f (= score); classement m; (Finance) → cote f; (TV) → Audimat® m rating [ˈreɪtɪŋ] n (score) → Rate f; (assessment) → Beurteilung f; (Naut) (Brit) (sailor) → Matrose m; ratings npl (Radio, TV) → Einschaltquote f; ratings hit → Quotenhit m How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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On board the steamer, which happened to be the Cockspur, Daughtry persuaded the captain to enter Kwaque on the ship's articles as steward's helper with a rating of ten shillings a month. Most o' aw, rating 'em as so much Power, and reg'latin 'em as if they was figures in a soom, or machines: wi'out loves and likens, wi'out memories and inclinations, wi'out souls to weary and souls to hope - when aw goes quiet, draggin on wi' 'em as if they'd nowt o' th' kind, and when aw goes onquiet, reproachin 'em for their want o' sitch humanly feelins in their dealins wi' yo - this will never do 't, sir, till God's work is onmade. Apart from the grizzled pelt on his chest, the menacing demeanour and the hoarse voice, he had none of the classical attributes of his rating. |
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