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ranking in Japanese

ranking in Japanese is ランキング, 格付け, 番付 — ranking means a position in a list ordered by quality, success, or some other measure.

ranking in Japanese

ランキング
noun
Pronounced: rankingu
One’s relative placement in a list.
格付け
noun
Pronounced: kakuzuke
One’s relative placement in a list.
番付
noun
Pronounced: banzuke
One’s relative placement in a list.
順位
noun
Pronounced: jun'i
One’s relative placement in a list.

What does "ranking" mean?

  1. noun A position in a list ordered by quality, success, or some other measure.
    "Her school's ranking improved after the latest set of exam results."
  2. adj Holding a high or senior position; prominent.
    "The ranking diplomat spoke first at the opening of the conference."
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ranking in a sentence

  • Her school's ranking improved after the latest set of exam results.
  • The team climbed three places in the world ranking.
  • The ranking diplomat spoke first at the opening of the conference.
  • The ranking officer took charge of the operation.

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What is "ranking" in Japanese?
"ranking" in Japanese is ランキング, 格付け, 番付. ranking means: A position in a list ordered by quality, success, or some other measure.
How do you pronounce ランキング?
"ranking" in Japanese is ランキング, pronounced "rankingu".
How do you use "ranking" in a sentence?
Example: "Her school's ranking improved after the latest set of exam results." In Japanese, "ranking" is ランキング, 格付け, 番付.
Are there other ways to say "ranking" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 4 translations listed for "ranking": ランキング, 格付け, 番付, 順位.
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