Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Rank"

Sounds backwards. To outrank someone is to be in a higher professional or political position than them.

Rank = a bad smell. Basically, they stink of sweat.

I assume this has to do with mathematics / statistics? I apologise for my complicated English in the answer, the topic is a little complex! rank = position in a group, for example "Jane is ranked #1 in Mathematics" (Jane is the best in the class) Weighting refers to a method that gives more importance (weight) to certain factors compared to other factors, when the ranking is calculated. For example, if Jane does well in Mathematics (score 80%), but poor in English (score 50%), while Anne does well in English (score 80%), but poor in Mathematics (score 50%) - If the Mathematics score carries more weight than the English score, Jane will do better than Anne. Maybe Mathematics contributes 60% to the final score, and English contributes only 40% to the final score. So if the rank is weighted, some factors count more towards the final score. If the rank is unweighted, all factors count equally towards the final score.

A rank meaning what? Rank can mean 2 things. An example of " Yank " is • The girl just yank my hair. Yank can mean to pull Another example is •She yanked the paper from me. Of course with yankED with "ed" at the end is past tense

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The highest "rank" is 1, like 級 or 順位. The lowest "level" is 1 and it counts up. "Stage" is a part of a process and also counts up from 1 ("step" has a similar meaning).

Ranked implies a placing (1st, 2nd, ...., 99th, 100th). So top ranking would be like top 5. Rated is more undefined. Could be based just on the general public's opinion.

army rank = how high or low you are in the army; for example, a private has a lower rank than a sergeant army position = the kind of job you do in the army; for example, a soldier may be in the infantry (= fighting on the ground), or in the ordnance corps (= supplying and repairing equipment), or a musician in a military band, etc.

never worse bad not good (could be better) could be worse not bad good never better

Classification is to classify films and games to different ranks such as R18.

1. "As" is implied in "ranked", and "of" doesn't sound right here.

Almost! "...her blog was all about her interest in education..." And I think "Then, after a few days, she ranked 30th" Sounds better (but how you wrote it is also correct). "She became the kind of blogger that is addicted to her blog." Great English.

3) Place your cards on top of your card holder. Make sure that your cards are facing upwards, so that the receiver can read the text. If you have a bilingual card, make sure that the side facing upwards is in the language that the receiver understands. Please remember that the businessman with the higher seniority must exchange his card first. 4) Use your right hand to offer your card, and ensure that you hold it from the top corner. Make sure that no names or logos are covered with your fingers when handling a card. You will hold the card holder in your left hand. 5) Briefly introduce yourself to the businessman. 6) Arrange the cards on top of the card holder, or place them on the table. Keep the card on display during the meeting until its conclusion. Remember to place the most senior businessman's card at the top of the card holder. This is a sign of respect.

Hello. It's nice to meet you. Let me tell you about my strengths. I'm sincere, responsible and nice. I study hard so I always rank number 1 or 2 in my major. I am also very sincere. I have participated in many club activities. I was also in charge of a team, serving as the leader. Although it was very difficult to be a team leader while I was keeping up my grades, I thought I shouldn't quit that position halfway through. So, I just kept working hard and discovered that I could get good grades and succeed in my team responsibilities. I'm very nice to everyone, smiling and bright. I am always willing to help other people in difficulty. When I took a class in English, I had a team project where a member of the team was a foreigner. She was not very good at Korean and had difficulty adjusting to the team. So, whenever she asked me to help with something, I was willing to help and teach her how to do it. As a result, we finished our team project successfully and I got an A+. I applied for this club position because I want to go to an exchange school and make foreign friends in order to share their cultures. My family is not very well off, so I'm eager to go there because of it is less expensive. To achieve my goal, I went to an English institute, made pen pals, did a part-time job where I taught students how to make money for the future. If you vote for me, I will make friends and teach them a lot about Korean culture and help them have fun in Korea. Thank you for listening.

A swimsuit competition is a beauty contest where the contestants wear swimsuits. The contestants are almost always female, although there is nothing in the word or concept itself that would disallow a male swimsuit competition.