Engelsk - Ungarsk

ranking

gb/ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/ us/ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
B2 Engelsk
helyezés, rangsor, rangsorolás, legmagasabb rangú, rangidős
NAVNEORD B2
1
Brugsmønster:
[someone/something]'s ranking; a [high/low/top] ranking; ranking in [a list/competition]
Her ranking rose to number three after she won the tournament.
Miután megnyerte a tornát, a helyezése a harmadik helyre emelkedett.
The restaurant's search ranking improved after the website was updated.
Az étterem keresési helyezése javult, miután frissítették a weboldalt.
A single loss can affect a player's national ranking.
Læringseksempler
The team has a high ranking.
A csapat előkelő helyen áll.
His ranking went down this week.
A helyezése ezen a héten romlott.
Typisk fejl:
Do not confuse ranking with rating: a ranking shows relative position, while a rating is usually a score or evaluation.
Betydning
position in an ordered list
Ordforbindelser
high ranking |low ranking |top ranking |world ranking |national ranking |search ranking |university ranking |overall ranking |ranking position |ranking points
Synonymer
rank (shorter and very common, especially for numbered positions) | position (more general; may not imply formal comparison) | standing (common in sports, competitions, and reputation contexts) | rating (often refers to a score rather than a place in order)
Antonymer
unranked (not given any position in the ordered list) | last place (the lowest possible position in a ranking)
Temaer
sports |education |business |media |technology
Definition

the place that someone or something has on a list, such as first, second, or third

A position that someone or something has in an ordered list or scale, especially one based on performance, quality, popularity, or importance.

NAVNEORD B2
2
Brugsmønster:
often plural: rankings; rankings of [people/things]; [organization] rankings
The magazine publishes annual rankings of the best places to live.
A magazin évente közzéteszi a legjobb lakóhelyek rangsorát.
The latest rankings put Brazil at number one.
A legfrissebb rangsorok Brazíliát hozták ki elsőnek.
Several universities criticized the methodology behind the rankings.
Læringseksempler
I checked the school rankings online.
Megnéztem az iskolák rangsorát az interneten.
The rankings changed after the final match.
A rangsorok a döntő meccs után megváltoztak.
Typisk fejl:
Use rankings for many official lists or results; a ranking can mean one list, but it often means one person's or thing's position.
Betydning
ordered comparative list
Ordforbindelser
annual rankings |global rankings |league rankings |college rankings |university rankings |FIFA rankings |best-seller rankings |power rankings |rankings table |ranking list
Synonymer
leaderboard (usually shows top performers in a competition or game) | standings (common in sports and competitions) | league table (common in British English and sports or institutional comparisons) | list (more general and may not be ordered by quality or performance) | table (emphasizes the formatted display of results)
Antonymer
unordered list (a list that is not arranged by rank) | random list (a list with no meaningful order)
Temaer
sports |education |business |media |research
Definition

a list that shows which people or things are best, most popular, most successful, or most important

A list, table, or set of results that orders people, organizations, or things according to a particular measure.

NAVNEORD B2
3
Brugsmønster:
the ranking of [people/things]; ranking by [criterion]; ranking based on [criterion]
The ranking of applicants was based on test results and interviews.
A jelentkezők rangsorolása a teszteredmények és az interjúk alapján történt.
Search engines use many signals in the ranking of pages.
A keresőmotorok sok jelzést vesznek figyelembe az oldalak rangsorolásakor.
We need a clear ranking of priorities before we allocate the budget.
Læringseksempler
The ranking of the projects took two hours.
A projektek rangsorolása két órát vett igénybe.
Our ranking of the ideas was based on cost.
Az ötletek rangsorolását a költség alapján végeztük.
Typisk fejl:
Ranking is not just numbering; it compares people or things according to a rule or standard.
Betydning
act of ordering by rank
Ordforbindelser
ranking process |ranking method |ranking system |ranking criteria |ranking algorithm |candidate ranking |priority ranking |risk ranking |ranking exercise |ranking factors
Synonymer
ordering (more general; any arrangement in order) | classification (often groups things into categories rather than placing them in order) | scoring (focuses on assigning points or values) | sorting (common in computing and practical organization)
Antonymer
randomization (arranging things in a random order instead of by rank) | disordering (putting things into a less organized state)
Temaer
business |education |technology |research |management
Definition

the action of putting people or things in order from highest to lowest, best to worst, or most to least important

The process or act of arranging people or things in order according to chosen criteria.

C1 FORMAL
4
Brugsmønster:
the ranking [officer/member/official]; a ranking [party member/representative]
The ranking officer at the scene ordered an evacuation.
A helyszínen jelen lévő legmagasabb rangú tiszt elrendelte az evakuálást.
She was the ranking Republican on the Senate committee.
Ő volt a szenátusi bizottság rangidős republikánus tagja.
A ranking official confirmed that talks would continue.
Læringseksempler
The ranking officer made the decision.
A legmagasabb rangú tiszt hozta meg a döntést.
A ranking official spoke to the press.
Egy rangidős tisztviselő nyilatkozott a sajtónak.
Typisk fejl:
This adjective is mainly used before a noun. In general contexts, high-ranking is often more natural than ranking.
Betydning
senior within a group
Ordforbindelser
ranking officer |ranking member |ranking official |ranking Democrat |ranking Republican |ranking commander |ranking representative
Synonymer
senior (more general and common for higher position or experience) | highest-ranking (emphasizes being above everyone else in rank) | leading (suggests importance or influence, not necessarily official rank)
Antonymer
junior (lower in rank or less senior) | low-ranking (having a low position in a hierarchy) | subordinate (under the authority of someone else)
Temaer
work |government |military |organizations |politics
Definition

senior or highest in position in a group

Used before a noun to describe the person who has the highest or a very senior rank among the people in a particular group or situation.

Grammatik
Opslagsform
ranking
IPA
GB/ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
US/ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
Stavelser og tryk
rank - ing (2 stavelser)
Stress on 1st syllable (rank)
Ordformer
Noun
  • Base: ranking
  • Plural: ranking, rankings
Udtryk

high-ranking

1
/hˈaɪ ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
fixed phrase

senior or important

having an important position in an organization

Eksempler
  • A high-ranking official denied the report.
  • The meeting was attended by several high-ranking executives.
  • He later became a high-ranking officer in the army.
Læringseksempler
  • She is a high-ranking manager.
  • A high-ranking officer called the team.

low-ranking

1
/lˈoʊ ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
fixed phrase

junior or low-status

not important or not high in position

Eksempler
  • The mistake was blamed on a low-ranking employee.
  • Low-ranking teams have fewer chances to qualify for the finals.
  • He started as a low-ranking officer and worked his way up.
Læringseksempler
  • He had a low-ranking job at first.
  • The low-ranking team lost again.

power rankings

1
/pˈaʊɚ ɹˈæŋkɪŋz/
fixed phrase informal

subjective current-strength list

a list that shows who seems strongest or best right now

Eksempler
  • The team moved up to third in this week's power rankings.
  • Every Monday, the site publishes new NFL power rankings.
  • The article included power rankings of the season's best new phones.
Læringseksempler
  • Our team is high in the power rankings.
  • I read the weekly power rankings.

ranking member

1
/ɹˈæŋkɪŋ mˈɛmbɚ/
fixed phrase formal

senior committee member

a senior committee member, especially in the U.S. Congress

Eksempler
  • The ranking member of the committee requested additional documents.
  • She served as ranking member before becoming chair.
  • The bill was criticized by the committee's ranking member.
Læringseksempler
  • The ranking member asked a question.
  • He is the ranking member on the committee.

search ranking

1
/sˈɚt͡ʃ ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
fixed phrase technical

position in search results

where a page or item appears in search results

Eksempler
  • Good page titles can help improve a site's search ranking.
  • The company lost traffic after its search ranking dropped.
  • Customer reviews may affect a product's search ranking.
Læringseksempler
  • Our website has a better search ranking now.
  • The shop wants to improve its search ranking.

top-ranking

1
/tˈɑp ɹˈæŋkɪŋ/
fixed phrase

among the highest ranked

one of the best or highest in a ranking

Eksempler
  • The company hired a top-ranking cybersecurity expert.
  • Two top-ranking players were injured before the match.
  • The report compares top-ranking universities across several countries.
Læringseksempler
  • She is a top-ranking player.
  • This is a top-ranking school.

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