ranked
ræŋkt
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Definition of ranked - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
positioningassigned a position in a hierarchy or scale
  • She was ranked third in her class..
classified graded
2.
orderarranged in a sequence of grades or ranks
  • The students were ranked according to their test scores.
classified graded ordered
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Expressions with ranked

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having the highest rank or position
The top-ranked player won the championship.
system where voters list candidates by preference
Many cities now use ranked choice for local elections.

Origin of ranked

Old French, ranc (row) + -ed (past participle suffix)

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ranking
someone ranked first in a competition
sequence
person or thing ranked in position 30 in an order
music
ranked list of popular music
lowadj.
position
ranked near the bottom
card games
playing card ranked between two and four in value
order in sequence
ranked 20th in a sequence
ranking
highest ranked option in a list
music ranking
ranked among the most popular songs or albums

Examples of ranked in a sentence

  • The team is ranked number one in the league.
  • The ranked teams will compete in the finals.
  • Employees were ranked based on their performance reviews.

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  1. French:classé, ordonné, ...
  2. German:eingestuft, geordnet, ...
  3. Italian:posizionata, classificato, ...
  4. Spanish:clasificada, clasificado, ...
  5. Portuguese:ranqueada, classificado, ...
  6. Chinese:排名的, 分级的, ...
  7. Japanese:ランク付けされた, 序列化された, ...
  8. Arabic:مُصَنَّف, مُرَتَّب حَسَب الدَّرَجَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדוֹרָג, מְדוּרָג, ...
  10. Russian:занимающий место, упорядоченный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:ранжований, класифікований, ...
  12. Hindi:स्थानप्राप्त, क्रमबद्ध, ...
rank
ræŋk
rank: row or line of things or people
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Definition of rank - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
hierarchyone's position in a hierarchy or organization
  • She achieved the rank of captain.
position standing status
2.
alignmentrow or line of things or people
  • Soldiers stood in rank, ready for inspection..
line row
3.
groupordinary members of an organization
  • The ranks of the club are growing.

Verb

1.
organizational ladderintr.have a particular position in a hierarchyintr.
  • She ranks high in the corporate ladder..
classify order position
2.
assessmenttr.evaluate importance or qualitytr.
  • The movie ranks high among critics.
assess evaluate grade
3.
social comparisonintr.surpass others in status or importanceintr.
  • She ranks above all her peers in skill.
outperform outshine

Adjective

1.
extreme negativeshowing a bad quality in a very extreme way
  • That was a rank injustice.
arrant outright utter
2.
sensoryhighly offensive or disagreeable, especially in smell or taste
  • The rank odor of the garbage was unbearable.
fetid foul malodorous
3.
plantsshowing vigorous and profuse growth
  • The rank vegetation covered the entire garden.
luxuriant overgrown rampant
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Images of rank

  • rank: row or line of things or people
    row or line of things or people
  • rank: place where taxis wait for passengers
    place where taxis wait for passengers

Expressions with rank

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use one's higher position to gain advantage or influence others
She decided to pull rank to expedite the approval process..
person with no skill or experience
He is a rank amateur in cooking and often burns the food.
have a position within a group based on quality or status
She rank among the best students in her class.
someone considered very unlikely to succeed or win
Despite being a rank outsider, she won the race..
leading in a particular field or area
She is in the front rank of scientists.
ordinary workers in a company or organization
The rank and file workers demanded better working conditions.

Origin of rank

Old French, ranc (row, line)

Examples of rank in a sentence

  • The rank of general comes with great responsibility.
  • The students lined up in rank for the assembly.
  • The chess pieces were arranged in rank on the board.
  • The ranks elected a new representative.
  • She rose from the ranks of volunteers.
  • The rank was full of waiting taxis.

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  1. French:grade, être classé, ...
  2. German:Rang, rangieren, ...
  3. Italian:grado, classificare, ...
  4. Spanish:rango, clasificar, ...
  5. Portuguese:patente, classificar, ...
  6. Chinese:职位, 位居, ...
  7. Japanese:地位, ランクする, ...
  8. Arabic:رُتْبَة, يَشْغَلَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דַּרְגָּה, לְהִמָּצֵא בְּמָקוֹם, ...
  10. Russian:звание, занимать место в иерархии, ...
  11. Ukrainian:звання, посідати місце, ...
  12. Hindi:पद, पदवी रखना, ...

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