rating in Latin
rating in Latin is taxātiō — rating means a score or ranking showing how good, popular, or capable something is.
rating in Latin
taxātiō
An evaluation of status, especially of financial status.
What does "rating" mean?
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noun A score or ranking showing how good, popular, or capable something is.
"The restaurant has a five-star rating on the app."
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noun A measure of how many people watched a television program.
"The finale pulled in record ratings."
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rating in a sentence
- The restaurant has a five-star rating on the app.
- The finale pulled in record ratings.
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What is "rating" in Latin?
"rating" in Latin is taxātiō. rating means: A score or ranking showing how good, popular, or capable something is.
How do you use "rating" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant has a five-star rating on the app." In Latin, "rating" is taxātiō.
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