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Rate
01
tasa
the number of times something changes or happens during a specific period of time
Ejemplos
He measured the heart rate of the patient to monitor their health.
Midió el ritmo cardíaco del paciente para monitorear su salud.
02
tasa, tarifa
a specified amount of money charged or paid for something
Ejemplos
The rate for renting the hall was too high for their budget.
La tarifa por alquilar el salón era demasiado alta para su presupuesto.
03
the relative speed or pace of progress, growth, or decline
Ejemplos
Companies monitor the rate of employee turnover.
to rate
01
clasificar, evaluar
to judge and assign a score or rank to something according to a set scale
Transitive: to rate quality of something
Ejemplos
The teacher will rate the students' essays based on creativity and clarity.
El profesor calificará los ensayos de los estudiantes según la creatividad y la claridad.
02
evaluar, calificar
to judge the value or importance of something
Transitive: to rate sb/sth in a specific manner
Ejemplos
The movie was rated poorly by critics.
La película fue mal calificada por los críticos.
03
merecer, ser digno de
to deserve or be worthy of something
Transitive: to rate a reward or privilege
Ejemplos
You ’ve been working so hard; you rate a vacation.
Has estado trabajando tan duro; mereces unas vacaciones.
Árbol Léxico
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