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Definition of assessing - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
evaluationevaluating or estimating the nature or value of something
- The assessing officer reviewed the documents carefully.
- The assessing team visited the site.
- She had an assessing look on her face.
Origin of assessing
Latin, assidere (to sit beside)
Terms with assessing included in their meaning
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judging standards
benchmarks for assessing performance or quality
news production
activity of gathering, assessing, creating, and presenting news and information
act of assessing
act of determining the size, amount, or degree of something
evaluation
the act of examining or assessing something
education
written test assessing knowledge or skills
pressure
event assessing mental strength under pressure
finance
legal framework for assessing and collecting taxes
education
exam assessing existing knowledge, not course learning
assessment
tool for assessing company's financial health
service
person assessing service quality incognito
medical exams
medical examinations assessing a person's health status
process
act of assessing something again or differently
regulations
committee assessing compliance with standards or regulations
education
professional assessing students' psychological and educational needs
finance
duration for assessing investment performance
impact reporting
evaluation method for assessing company's social, environmental, and financial performance
evaluation
judging or assessing a situation
business
expert in assessing competitive business data
psychology
psychological tool for self-assessing personality traits
business
framework assessing social environmental and economic impacts
insurance
guidelines for assessing insurance risks
finance
official assessing individuals' income tax liability
class placement
exam assessing readiness for a specific course
safety
test assessing fire resistance of materials
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- French:évaluant, ...
- German:bewertend, ...
- Italian:valutatore, ...
- Spanish:valorador, ...
- Portuguese:avaliador, ...
- Chinese:估价的, ...
- Japanese:評価している, ...
- Arabic:مُقَيِّم, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרִיךְ, ...
- Russian:оценивающий, ...
- Ukrainian:оцінюючий, ...
- Hindi:मूल्यांकन कर रहा, ...
Definition of assess - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
evaluationevaluate or judge the value or quality of something
- The teacher will assess the students' projects.
2.
impositionTECH. impose a charge or fine on someoneTECH.
- The city council assessed a fine for littering.
Expressions with assess
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not capable of evaluating
The student was unable to assess the complex problem.
evaluate if something is possible or practical
We need to assess the feasibility of the new project before starting.
Origin of assess
Latin, assidere (to sit by)
Examples of assess in a sentence
Experts were called to assess the damage. The government assessed a penalty on the company. The judge assessed a fine for the violation.
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- French:évaluer, infliger, ...
- German:bewerten, verhängen, ...
- Italian:valutare, imporre, ...
- Spanish:evaluar, imponer, ...
- Portuguese:avaliar, aplicar, ...
- Chinese:评估, 征收, ...
- Japanese:評価する, 課す, ...
- Arabic:قيّم, فَرَضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲרִיךְ, לְהַטִּיל קָנָס, ...
- Russian:оценивать, наложить, ...
- Ukrainian:оцінювати, накладати штраф, ...
- Hindi:मूल्यांकन करना, लगाना, ...
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