Definition
Definition of evaluating - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
assessmentjudging the worth or significance
- She played an evaluating role in the competition.
- His evaluating gaze made everyone nervous.
- The evaluating committee will announce the results tomorrow.
Origin of evaluating
Latin, ex- (out) + valere (to be strong)
Terms with evaluating included in their meaning
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evaluation
related to evaluating or scoring performance
evaluation method
method for classifying or evaluating quality, performance, or other attributes
evaluation
act of evaluating or appraising something
competition
process of evaluating the merits of competitors in a contest
assurance
convinced after evaluating evidence or information
evaluation
involved in evaluating performance
evaluation
the activity of evaluating something to find information
evaluation
standard for evaluating or measuring something
evaluation standards
standards for measuring or evaluating something
evaluation
system evaluating achievement by awarding points
evaluation
evaluating or estimating the nature or value of something
evaluation process
act of evaluating two or more items to note similarities and differences
education
assessment evaluating potential to learn new skills
evaluation
related to evaluating or analyzing critically
evaluation
show position or context for evaluating an argument
planning
plan actions by evaluating different factors
education
set of scoring criteria for evaluating student work
measurement
approved guideline for evaluating quality
evaluation
not capable of evaluating
finance
process of evaluating and accepting financial risk for a fee
british committee
committee evaluating adoption suitability in Britain
quality control
expenses for evaluating product or service quality
workplace
organized methods for evaluating employees' performance at work
education
nationally standardized plans for evaluating students' progress in subjects
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- French:évaluatif, ...
- German:bewertend, ...
- Italian:valutativo, ...
- Spanish:evaluativo, ...
- Portuguese:avaliador, ...
- Chinese:评估的, ...
- Japanese:評価的な, ...
- Arabic:تَقْيِيمِي, ...
- Hebrew:מַעֲרִיךְ, ...
- Russian:оценочный, ...
- Ukrainian:оцінювальний, ...
- Hindi:निर्णायक, ...
Definition of evaluate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
assessmenttr. assess the value or quality of somethingtr.
- The teacher will evaluate the students' projects.
2.
mathematicstr. TECH. compute the value of a mathematical expressiontr. TECH.
- You need to evaluate the equation to find x.
3.
technologyintr. TECH. return a specific value in computingintr. TECH.
- The function will evaluate to true if conditions are met.
Origin of evaluate
Latin, e (out) + valere (be strong)
Examples of evaluate in a sentence
Experts evaluate the software for potential issues. Evaluate the function at x = 2. Students must evaluate each expression carefully. The algorithm will evaluate to zero if no data is found. This script can evaluate to false under certain conditions.
View all translations of evaluate
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- French:évaluer, calculer, ...
- German:bewerten, auswerten, ...
- Italian:valutare, calcolare, ...
- Spanish:evaluar, calcular, ...
- Portuguese:avaliar, calcular, ...
- Chinese:评估, 计算, ...
- Japanese:評価する, 計算する, ...
- Arabic:قَيَّمَ, أَعَادَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַעֲרִיךְ, לְחַשֵּׁב, ...
- Russian:оценивать, вычислять, ...
- Ukrainian:оцінювати, обчислити, ...
- Hindi:मूल्यांकन करना, गणना करना, ...
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