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rate1
noun
1 the number of times something happens, etc within a given period of time; the amount of something considered in relation to, or measured according to, another amount a high suicide rate at the rate of 40kph .
2
a a price or charge, often measured per unit the rate of pay for the job ;
b (rates) see separate entry.
3 a price or charge fixed according to a standard scale rate of exchange .
4 class or rank second-rate .
5 the speed of movement or change rate of progress .
verb (rated , rating )
1 to give (a value) to something rate him number two in the world .
2 to be worthy of something; to deserve an answer that doesn't rate full marks .
3 intr (usu rate as something) to be placed in a certain class or rank rates as the best book on the subject .
4 colloq to think highly of I really rate him as a player .
5 in the UK until 1990: to determine the value of property for the purposes of assessing the rates (sense 2) payable on it.
[15c: from Latin rata , from reri to reckon]
rateable or ratable see separate entries.
at any rate in any case; anyway.
at this or that rate if this or that is or continues to be the case.
noun
1 the number of times something happens, etc within a given period of time; the amount of something considered in relation to, or measured according to, another amount a high suicide rate at the rate of 40kph .
2
a a price or charge, often measured per unit the rate of pay for the job ;
b (rates) see separate entry.
3 a price or charge fixed according to a standard scale rate of exchange .
4 class or rank second-rate .
5 the speed of movement or change rate of progress .
verb (rated , rating )
1 to give (a value) to something rate him number two in the world .
2 to be worthy of something; to deserve an answer that doesn't rate full marks .
3 intr (usu rate as something) to be placed in a certain class or rank rates as the best book on the subject .
4 colloq to think highly of I really rate him as a player .
5 in the UK until 1990: to determine the value of property for the purposes of assessing the rates (sense 2) payable on it.
[15c: from Latin rata , from reri to reckon]
rateable or ratable see separate entries.
at any rate in any case; anyway.
at this or that rate if this or that is or continues to be the case.
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